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The Parkland Golf and Country Club sold
The Parkland Golf and Country Club was sold to the Toll Brothers Inc. at a dollar amount of more than $50 million that includes the debt as well.
According to latest reports, the golf club was the property of the WCI Communities Inc. which is known to make one of its biggest deals since the company came out from its Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2009.
The Parkland Golf and Country Club that is now in the Toll Brothers Inc. is a fragmentary project of 790 acres situated in Florida.
Sources tell that the pact was finalized on Thursday and is a step forward from the WCI Communities Inc.’s perspective since it has been spending a lot of dollars since last year. To be exact it had been 13 months since the organization has been in bankruptcy
court.
WCI is known for building high quality houses that can be defined as upscale and ritzy with condos that were multimillion dollar projects in the boom periods. Currently, the company is focusing on building slighter properties that are affordable as well
as reasonable most of which start from $ 140,000.
As far as Toll is concerned, the company is famous for rambling suburban homes and is one of the largest luxury builders which include high-end finishes. The company is based in Pennsylvania and used the current funds for home infrastructure.
According to the current deal, the buying company is said to pay about $ 37 million and a $ 16 million further that is associated with development district debt. The sold expansion is designed by Greg Norman and has a main club house that still needs finishing.
The facility that holds an area of 43,000-square-foot and consists of one spa and certain restaurants and tennis courts is finished and open.
In Toll’s plan, a total number of 350 homes is said to be sketched that has a total of 25 designs, all diverse designs in nature that quantify between a square feet of 1,800 and 5,400. 
The trade will begin in the month of January of the houses starting from a range of 400,000 up to $1.5 million.
The late Thursday deal also includes homes that have defective Chinese drywall. These homes are unsold and are 25 in number but are defected since the dry wall is said to develop Sulfurous odours as well as corrosion to appliances making them ineffective
too along with metal corrosion.
 

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