In areas where high-end golf course communities are prevalent, competition to attract these buyers is fierce. Luxe developers, boards and operators in amenity-rich areas like Florida need to attract young high-end families. Here’s how they are upping their game and creating resort-like lifestyles.
Source: Inman News
5 ways golf course communities are luring in buyers
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