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Homebuilder Century Complete Enters North Florida Market with 6 New Communities
First community now selling, with more locations opening soon from the online homebuying leader
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Century Communities, Inc., a top 10 national homebuilder, announced that its Century Complete brand is entering the sought-after North Florida market, opening six new communities in 2021 in prime locations across the Panhandle and Jacksonville areas. Homebuyers will enjoy easy access to stunning beaches with iconic Florida sunsets, historic locations like St. Augustine the oldest city in the U.S. military bases for service members and more. A pioneer in online and affordable homebuying, Century Complete boasts a streamlined Buy Now process that makes it easy for buyers to quickly purchase a quality new home online. New communities will primarily offer single-family homes, with contemporary open-concept
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A Putnam County landowner has given up development rights on more than a square mile of untouched property that helps replenish the Floridan aquifer inside a vast wildlife corridor.
The North Florida Land Trust said Thursday a representative of Welaka Woods LLC donated a conservation easement on 716 acres east of Welaka State Forest and Little Lke George.
“Keeping this piece of land in its natural state is so important for many conservation reasons including the protection of wildlife and the protection of the water quality and water supply,” the trust’s president, Jim McCarthy, said in a release Thursday about the donation. “… Welaka Woods is in a significant recharge area for the Floridan aquifer which is a vital drinking water source.”
716 acres donated to Land Trust in critical O2O wildlife corridor
Property in Putnam County is largest easement donated to nonprofit in corridor
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Welaka Woods property donated to North Florida Land Trust (Courtesy of North Florida Land Trust)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – More than 700 acres of Welaka Woods property has been donated to the North Florida Land Trust. The 716-acre conservation easement is in the critical Ocala to Osceola wildlife corridor.
The property is located between Welaka State Forest and Lake George Conservation Area and is the largest conservation easement the nonprofit has received in the O2O corridor.
The donation was made by Welaka Woods, LLC.