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| Marisol Santiago Soderstrom |
Ormond Beach, FL ---
Closing documents were signed officially giving Flagler County the 2,000 +/-
acres on the west end of Hunter’s Ridge, the 5,000 acre master-planned
community on Highway 40 just west of I-95 in Ormond Beach.
The park will serve not
only as an amenity for residents of Hunter’s Ridge, which straddles the
Volusia-Flagler county line, but also as an attraction for the entire
region.
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| John Kurtz |
“This is going to be a
terrific amenity for our residents,” said Feker. “In the coming years Flagler
County will be developing miles of trails that could include hiking, horseback
riding and biking with trail heads and other amenities, enabling Volusia and
Flagler County residents to become truly immersed in the natural beauty of the
region,” he said.
Marisol Santiago Soderstrom and John Kurtz
of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty in Lake Mary, are brokers of record
for the project.
Last December Flagler
County Commissioners voted unanimously to issue permits to continue developing
the Hunter’s Ridge DRI (Development of Regional Impact).
“This is a very exciting
time for Hunter’s Ridge,” said Kurtz who also serves as Realtor for US Capital
Alliance. “After a few solid years of
planning, engineering and legal work to get new phases of Hunter’s Ridge on
track for development, we are finally able to open the first pods north of
Airport Road, satisfying the demand of a growing number of builders looking to
stake their claim in this unique community,” said Kurtz.
The remaining 3,000± acres
held by the developer at Hunter’s Ridge provides entitlements for approximately
1,900 residential units and 600,000 square feet of commercial space to be
developed in years to come, according to Soderstrom. .
For a complete copy of the company’s news release,
please contact:
Larry Vershel or Beth
Payan, Larry Vershel Communications 407-644-4142 Lvershelco@aol.com.
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