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Old 03-08-2007, 06:22 PM
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Default williamsburg community

Looking toward moving down to Orlando from NYC in about 2 years. Just came back from Orlando, spending 2 weeks there. Looked into the community called Williamsburg, right off Central Florida Parkway. Can anyone provide me with some information about Williamsburg?

I really do not know where to start but it looks like a very stable area.

Would appreciate any help, especially those who already live there.

Thanks,

Phil

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Old 03-09-2007, 06:08 AM
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its stable but there has been alot of 'bad press" around there because of the New Seaworld water park going in right behind part of williamsburg...Im a nurse and i have taken care of a lot of patients that are from the williamsburg neighboorhoods...there are alot of older people in there.. not alot of children....
not to sure of the age of the homes in there either...my friends MIL use to live in a condo in there it was about 10 yrs old...
Wiilliamsburg was a "recruitment" developement back in the 70s i believe there is alot of New Yorkers living in there...
good luck its pretty central to everything!

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Old 03-09-2007, 07:01 AM
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Williamsburg is where New Yorkers go to retire, if for some reason they must be in Orlando. It's an established community, also known for having some real crotchety old people on the Association Board.

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