Historical records show that from December 29, 1973 to January 5, 1974 an Open House was held to view a model home. On March 2, 1974, Florida National Properties, a Development arm of Coral Ridge Properties and a subsidiary of Westinghouse advertised a Grand Opening for Village II. Headlines on most of the publications: “Follow the yellow brick roads to Florida as it should be.”
By January of 1975 eight new homes were advertised and presented at the Parade of Homes. Stump Construction, L&T Construction, Carla Enterprises, Yolman Builders, Whittington Construction, and C&L Construction built all the homes. All homes shown were in the price range of $30,800 to $42, 900, which also included the lot.
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