I’d look at buying on the river but dealing with insects making it miserable to be outside at night is a turn off. Same reason we passed on Los Lagos.
Was really into it. Went and met the nicest people ... Looked at Marina View , but didn’t like the up /down home layout ... looked at Wren Cove ... very nice ... but by the time u are done building , pool , hard scrape etc ...it’s $1.5 ... minimum ... maybe less if ur in the biz ... thought about living with the construction going on for the next 10 years ... geez ... love the place and smoking views ... but at $1.5 ... IMHO about $300K high for the Havasu market ... could be a very long time to break on a resale ... but when done ... it will be the place to be ... drive ur golf cart down to the restaurant and bar ... so many cool things . I’ll probably look back 5 years from now and say “ dang ... maybe we shoulda done it”.
Dave, why don’t you work there any more?
Here’s the short version of the financial agreement as reported in the Havasu News Herald in November, 2019:
The state park is being developed and run by Havasu Riviera Marina, LLC., which is a partnership of Desert Land Group and Komick Enterprises. They will receive more than 90% of the state park’s profit for the next 38 years, amounting to an estimated total of $13 million being returned to the state by 2057, before the state will take full ownership of the park land.
When asked if the Arizona State Parks annual passes will be accepted for use at Havasu Riviera, Jim Komick of Komick Enterprises said he “would prefer not to comment,” and added that they “believe it’s been decided.”
Link to full article from November, 2019, updated on January 31, 2020:
High expectations for visitors and revenue to Havasu Riviera
Havasu Riviera is expected to be the most well-attended and highest revenue-earning Arizona state park, according to the project estimations in comparison to the other parks in the state. Thewww.havasunews.com
The very short version is, “tax payers get screwed (again), developers pocket big profits...”
IMO
Hmmm. Didn't Luke leave and then came back?Someone went to Jim Komick and told him that I had claimed I was the only person that could sell property in the riviera.. whole thing was bizarre? Pretty obvious I wouldn’t say that as when I was working there I worked for Trent, Luke, and about five other guys that had RE licenses... that and I was actually hired as a buying agent anyways not a listing agent..
Anyhow Luke and Michael called me into the office to talk about it and it just wasn’t worth having the conversation so we parted ways on good terms.
worked out well for me in the long run.
Here’s the short version of the financial agreement as reported in the Havasu News Herald in November, 2019:
The state park is being developed and run by Havasu Riviera Marina, LLC., which is a partnership of Desert Land Group and Komick Enterprises. They will receive more than 90% of the state park’s profit for the next 38 years, amounting to an estimated total of $13 million being returned to the state by 2057, before the state will take full ownership of the park land.
When asked if the Arizona State Parks annual passes will be accepted for use at Havasu Riviera, Jim Komick of Komick Enterprises said he “would prefer not to comment,” and added that they “believe it’s been decided.”
Link to full article from November, 2019, updated on January 31, 2020:
High expectations for visitors and revenue to Havasu Riviera
Havasu Riviera is expected to be the most well-attended and highest revenue-earning Arizona state park, according to the project estimations in comparison to the other parks in the state. The
The very short version is, “tax payers get screwed (again), developers pocket big profits...”
IMO
What’s the over under on the ramp being open this season?
Gonna be a lonely place for a few years until it slowly builds out....but a great place for a raging party....... except for the construction nails in all the guests' tires. I wouldn't recommend RD let Stacy take her car with the tire/nail luck they've had lately.
What’s the over under on the ramp being open this season?
Gonna be a lonely place for a few years until it slowly builds out....but a great place for a raging party....... except for the construction nails in all the guests' tires. I wouldn't recommend RD let Stacy take her car with the tire/nail luck they've had lately.
Glad to hear there is progress but also sad to have the added congestion in town
