(11-04-2019, 11:23 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote: House poor people live in Nocatee. Rich people live in Ponte Vedra (where you can smell water). Nocatee has this perception of being a great place, but in reality its a bunch of overpriced poorly built homes with 60 foot zero lot lines.

Bingo. I looked around Nocatee a few months back when I had the chance to move basically anywhere I wanted for work. I walked away with the definite feeling that anyone who paid $250K for a home there before things ramped up should sell, and anyone paying $350K for a home there now should get their head checked out for CTE.

(11-04-2019, 11:40 AM)JagFanFirst Wrote: I really don't understand the interest in building a new city in a new location. Didn't Kahn and the city just spend 100 million dollars to upgrade it? What about Daily's Place and the indoor training facility? Do those things just go away? And what about Lot J?

My guess is that because Kahn is so interested in downtown development, he'd want to keep the stadium downtown.

There's no new stadium in the Jaguars' immediate future. There's probably no stadium in the long-term future either unless it's privately financed, and if Khan's going to privately finance a stadium, it will be the purchase of Wembley Stadium. Real estate is a great investment. Khan knows this, and he knows that if he manages to resurrect downtown Jacksonville, who cares if there's an NFL team there? NFL teams do not make or break cities, but a successful downtown development plan that makes Khan a ton of money over the next 15 years will.

(11-04-2019, 12:00 PM)knarnn Wrote: We’re getting to the point where it’s just not safe anymore to go to 1pm kickoffs.

But I thought climate change was f...oh, never mind.

(11-04-2019, 11:26 PM)High Octane Wrote: What else do people there like doing?

Mostly meth.

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