We think what we're doing here will have more of impact of Maggie Valley than whatever happens at Ghost Town.
We are trying to appeal to a broader market with a wide range of products. We've seen people really crave a sense of community, and that's what we're trying to create here.
It's always a challenge working through the details of the political process, but there is no place that isn't true. But for the most part, Maggie Valley officials been supportive.
Maggie Valley will work out its political issues.
Building a community of this size and scale is best served far and away by city water and sewer services. People moving into a second home want those services; they want a maintenance free home and don't want to have to pump out a septic tank.
We're making a substantial investment into the town of Maggie Valley.
