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Levitt & Sons, Pinehurst (above), Doral (below), Summit Greens, Clermont, Florida, completed
in 2006. Plans. Drawn by Nabila Morales Pérez.
and a “Luxurious Master Bath Package.” 51 Toll Brothers
illustrates the personalized “customer experience” in
making what “may be one of the biggest and most important
investments you’ll ever make” with testimonials
from homeowners, that attest to the knowledgability of
the Greenville Sales Team. 52
Compare this type of exclusivity to that which
defines Summit Greens, a gated, “deed restricted over 55
community containing almost 800 homes and over 1,400
residents . . . governed by an elected board of directors of
the homeowner’s association,” complete with an 18-hole
golf course, residents clubs, and evening entertainment:
“There is always something to do at Summit Greens.” 53
Summit Greens was constructed between 2001 and 2006
by Levitt & Sons. Houses run in twelve models, from a 1,250
square-foot two-bedroom type (excluding garage) to the
2,400 square-foot three-bedroom Pinnacle series. Garages
include space for golf carts, and actual floor plans reflect
various upgrades. 54 Among the realtors representing Summit
Greens properties is Susan H. of Keller William Realty
LLC, a Wisconsin native who has lived in Summit Greens
since 2003, “with a tremendous appreciation for Central
Florida’s enticing climate and attractions, along with her
hard working ethics from the north.” A “Certified Short
Sale Specialist” (i.e. a specialist in selling homes with “underwater”
mortgages), Susan “builds her client relationships
through dedication, commitment, honesty, and good
communication, while delivering the highest quality of
service to all of her buyers and sellers and creating seamless
and stress free transactions.” 55 Except, of course, for
those whose mortgages are underwater.
Differently supporting the growth of capital—including,
in this case, human capital—and oriented toward
a population with school-age children rather than to retirees,
is Promontory Pointe, in Monument, Colorado, near
Colorado Springs. Promontory Pointe is located in Lewis
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