Tell everyone that all Spring Hill home owners water bill is going up to build water towers to supply these developers water for there new homes . Our city council has sold the home owners out this cost should have been paid by the developer. They always get the cart before the horse. Brick and mortar stores are a thing of the pass. There’s 4 empty food stores closed right in the middle of town.
That will be up to the rest of the taxpayers to fund... Developers only focus on THEIR projects... NOT the impact it has on others with the need for more schools, fire stations, police officers, public works, etc... places like this are a pox upon Middle TN... And look at the home prices ... Californians, come on down...
Sad to see this. Traffic is a nightmare already. This project will make the area far less desirable, unless you enjoy sitting in your car most of the day. Madness.
The video is cool, but the homes are not for your average native Tennesseans, that have jobs here...The homes are more for the transplants moving here, that work from home earning California, Chicago, and New York wages...Because Tennessee wages do not even compare with them...Homes like these 4 years ago sold for tops $450,000 to $500,000...
you might want to look up the UN agenda for "15 minute cities". Search for the capital connections. in short follow the money. lots of UN buzz words in the video
This frustration is mis-directed. Years, decades ago, farmers sold their land to developers. It wasn’t long ago that the only grocery store was Food Lion. Do the people in Spring Hill and it’s next generation not deserve more? Having a walkable town widens the possibility to those who may not have a car yet like some young adults. I agree, watching rolling hills flattened by construction vehicles is painful but limited resources is not how zpeople want to live. Spring Hill is thriving, that should be a good thing.
it is so sickening. it takes 30 minutes to get from the high school to walmart. it's so bad. I notice about 1/3 car tags are out of state. I remember when spring hill got 3 patrol cars I can't imagine how many they have now. 100s of 1000s of quickly built condos and 2000$ apts built on top of each other trying really hard to pull out on a narrow 2 lane main street. I think I drove down Bourbon st faster in NOLA seriously
Great video, as always! I love staying up to date with what’s happening in my city. Thanks for taking the time and I can appreciate the effort you put into these!
Awesome video, I really appreciate the in-depth insight on what to expect from developers moving forward. Super helpful for those considering a move to Spring Hill, TN!
Glad it's on the other side of town.
Not for me 😣
Spring Hill needs to widen roads before they build these massive developments.
I completely agree, they’re trying to do it at the same time
Def need traffic circles to help
So like west haven pretty much
Tell everyone that all Spring Hill home owners water bill is going up to build water towers to supply these developers water for there new homes . Our city council has sold the home owners out this cost should have been paid by the developer. They always get the cart before the horse. Brick and mortar stores are a thing of the pass. There’s 4 empty food stores closed right in the middle of town.
Great content, and entertaining, thank you!
you're very welcome my friend! Thanks for watching!
Eeeek!!! I'm SO excited to move to Spring Hill!!!🙌🙌❤️
And we’re excited to have you ! What’s your timeline for getting here ?
@@NickinNashville We close on a home Dec 5!
@@Kyriecat12 welcome to the neighborhood !
Thank you!
I hope you like being stuck in traffic!
Great video. It will be a beautiful development looking forward to it
As am I ! Thanks for watching
Great video! Thank you for making it. It’s exciting to see what’s coming.
Thank you friend ! I completely agree
You forgot to tell the homeowner that there water bill is going up to build more water towers.
What about schools, fire and police? That's a lot of people expected to move in.
That will be up to the rest of the taxpayers to fund... Developers only focus on THEIR projects... NOT the impact it has on others with the need for more schools, fire stations, police officers, public works, etc... places like this are a pox upon Middle TN... And look at the home prices ... Californians, come on down...
Awesome video and info!! We still need to grab that coffee!!!
Text me brother !
Great video!
Thanks brotha !
Sad to see this. Traffic is a nightmare already. This project will make the area far less desirable, unless you enjoy sitting in your car most of the day. Madness.
It’s going to help traffic my guy …
@@NickinNashville haha! You must not live in Spring Hill. Video is amazing nonetheless!
The video is cool, but the homes are not for your average native Tennesseans, that have jobs here...The homes are more for the transplants moving here, that work from home earning California, Chicago, and New York wages...Because Tennessee wages do not even compare with them...Homes like these 4 years ago sold for tops $450,000 to $500,000...
Thanks for commenting
What exactly is an average Tennesseean?
I think my comment explains that...Comprehension is key...
We have already gone way beyond what our infrastructure can handle. SMH
The city has put in place water and electric to compensate for the growth , the road widening is the biggest current project
@@NickinNashville where have they started the road widening project?
@@hdarmawan all down Buckner rd currently, and they have different phases for other parts of the city over the next 5 years
What an amazing video. I can’t believe this guy does all of this by himself. Nick in Nashville is awesome.
you might want to look up the UN agenda for "15 minute cities". Search for the capital connections. in short follow the money. lots of UN buzz words in the video
Thanks for the heads up
I am hopeful! There appears to be an actual expansion of the infrastructure here, and and area with a walkable downtown sounds really great!
It’s gonna be awesome !!!
Greed and all the transplants are ruining our once beautiful little town.
This frustration is mis-directed. Years, decades ago, farmers sold their land to developers. It wasn’t long ago that the only grocery store was Food Lion. Do the people in Spring Hill and it’s next generation not deserve more?
Having a walkable town widens the possibility to those who may not have a car yet like some young adults.
I agree, watching rolling hills flattened by construction vehicles is painful but limited resources is not how zpeople want to live.
Spring Hill is thriving, that should be a good thing.
it is so sickening. it takes 30 minutes to get from the high school to walmart. it's so bad. I notice about 1/3 car tags are out of state. I remember when spring hill got 3 patrol cars I can't imagine how many they have now. 100s of 1000s of quickly built condos and 2000$ apts built on top of each other trying really hard to pull out on a narrow 2 lane main street. I think I drove down Bourbon st faster in NOLA seriously
It’s a money grab For developers
NO! GO AWAY.
Great video, as always! I love staying up to date with what’s happening in my city. Thanks for taking the time and I can appreciate the effort you put into these!
Awesome video, I really appreciate the in-depth insight on what to expect from developers moving forward. Super helpful for those considering a move to Spring Hill, TN!