Posted on 28 November 2007
Here’s an interesting idea for someone working on a new airpark or fly-in community somewhere in the West. This couple wants to relocate and work with someone on a project. Here’s what he writes:
My wife and I are considering a relocation to a residential airpark in the west where I could continue my small architectural practice.
If you happen to hear of a developer, investor or builder who might need an architect/resident on site for the project, I would appreciate the information.
Thanks for the ongoing news and updates.
Douglas Frazier
douglaslfrazier@yahoo.com
Posted on 01 May 2007
For those who were unable to attend the recent Sun ‘n Fun fly-in at Lakeland, FL, you missed another great event.
We presented two forums on residential airparks during the show and each was attended by about 100 individuals. There were lots of questions and indications that interest in residential airparks continues at a brisk pace.
At least two or three new airpark plans were revealed during the seminars and we’re added them to our listings of airports under construction or in the planning phase. Some of those in the list probably will actually be open during 2007.
Prices for airpark homes and lots continue very strong, despite the reports of housing slowdowns in non-aviation communities.
All this is exciting, positive information for those owning properties or looking to acquire them.
Posted on 26 August 2006
The owners of a 1400-acre southern Arizona property are looking for someone who is experienced in developing residential airparks from ground up to partner with them on this property.
This isn’t an unusual request so we decided to add it to the blog and see if there are folks out there interested in helping this group or others.
If you are interested in this Arizona project, contact Andy Cosentino at andycosentino@yahoo.com or 520-481-8981. We would also appreciate having your information on file at Living With Your Plane for the next folks who inquire.