[mlevental]

their listed hq is in plantation but their offices are scattered around south florida (ft lauderdale and miami). i actually grew up right down the street from their plantation office and housing is very cheap but i guarantee most of their engineers live here in this neighborhood

https://www.zillow.com/plantation-fl/in-Jacaranda-Lakes_att/

[walrus01]

I am probably showing my anti-florida bias here. But if you google "jacaranda lakes gated community", real estate in Florida and other parts of the US southeast creep me out. In a civil society that is functioning properly it should not be necessary for people in the top 15% income earning bracket to isolate themselves off in burbclave-like gated communities (proto-snow-crash style). I have seen this also in Charleston, SC where as a random caucasian, real estate agents warned me away from even thinking about trying to live in certain parts of the city.

Seattle might have some expensive and exclusive areas but it is not like anyone has erected walls and gates around upper queen anne, magnolia, or alaska junction in west seattle.

[bergie]

> burbclave-like gated communities (proto-snow-crash style)

If we ever want to get to the cyberpunk dystopian future, somebody has to lead the way.

[maxxxxx]

A lot of people like gated communities. Not saying this is a good trend but there definitely is demand.

[mlevental]

jacaranda lakes is not gated. hawks landing down the road from jacaranda is though

http://www.hawkslandingrealty.net/