Lakewood Ranch, Florida... BIG Problem

Are you thinking about moving to Lakewood Ranch, Florida? 🏡 This top-rated master-planned community is known for its beautiful homes, luxury amenities, and family-friendly neighborhoods. But there's a big problem you need to know about before making your move! 😱
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In this video, we uncover the hidden issue that affects residents daily-internal public transportation. While Lakewood Ranch offers everything from golf courses and parks to top-rated schools and shopping centers, getting around without a car can be a challenge. 🚗🚫
Why is Lakewood Ranch so Popular?
✅ Ranked the #1 Best-Selling Multigenerational Master-Planned Community in the U.S.
✅ Over 2,200 new home sales in 2023-a 22% increase from 2022!
✅ Gated communities, luxury real estate, and endless outdoor activities 🌳🏌️‍♂️
But is it perfect? Not quite…
The REAL Problem: Public Transportation in Lakewood Ranch
Despite all its perks, Lakewood Ranch lacks efficient public transportation within the community. As this area continues to grow rapidly, this issue is becoming more and more noticeable for residents who don’t rely on a car. 🚍
Possible Solutions?
Community shuttle services 🚐
Bike-sharing programs 🚲
Ride-sharing partnerships 🚖
💬 Have You Experienced This in Lakewood Ranch?
Are you a Lakewood Ranch resident or considering moving here? Drop your experiences in the comments! We'd love to hear how this issue affects you or what solutions you’d suggest. ⬇️
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[@suniskys78]

Great video! Beautiful location. The transit possibility would make a great addition and bring more young adults into the community. Developers should also build affordable rentals as many do not want the responsibility of home ownership any longer.

[@Christianclay]

Great point. I do agree!

[@jool4867]

Lakewood Ranch is for rich people. I was one of the few low income students bussed into Lakewood Ranch High School in 2002.

[@Christianclay]

How was that experience?

[@j.r.4187]

With 7% interest rates, 2% per year in property taxes, HOA fees, CDD fees, PMI, and high homeowners insurance costs, (since these homes are 20 miles from the coast), can a couple with 2 kids and a household income of $100,000 a year qualify for a mortgage to buy a single family home in Lakewood Ranch? I doubt it. I am happy where I am at. I am just asking for other people that might want to live there

[@Christianclay]

They are actually adding “affordable housing” units within the community.