Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
One idea for the Seagrove Villas, which is thrown around, has been condos. With the existing motel building of the Villas, the idea could be feasible, and in keeping within the zoning regulations. However, for the buyers, there could be a huge potential problem. Lets say that the studio Gulf Front condos were sold, then some unfortunate event came along and destroyed the value of the building by 50% or more. By current law, the zoning would then revert back to single family detached residential, causing the condo owners a potential problem, and a potential lawsuit against the seller for any damages incurred. This could be a HUGE problem.
From strictly a financial and risk assessment, I think the owners of the property would be better off by selling off the property as four individual Gulf Front lots, if given the choice of building condos or single family lots. For right now, the Seagrove Villas may not be generating much money, but it sure is the only source of cash coming into the NatureWalk property.
From strictly a financial and risk assessment, I think the owners of the property would be better off by selling off the property as four individual Gulf Front lots, if given the choice of building condos or single family lots. For right now, the Seagrove Villas may not be generating much money, but it sure is the only source of cash coming into the NatureWalk property.