Large HOAs in U.S.

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JeanneK3 (Maryland)
Posts: 562

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Hello:
Does anyone have data on which HOAs are the biggest with the greatest population (not square miles)? Columbia, MD is a master association with about 100,000 residents and The Woodlands, TX has 93,847 residents. Are there any larger or in that range that you know of?
Thanks.
Jeanne

PaulT6 (California)
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Posted By JeanneK3 on 09/13/2012 1:54 PM
Hello:
Does anyone have data on which HOAs are the biggest with the greatest population (not square miles)? Columbia, MD is a master association with about 100,000 residents and The Woodlands, TX has 93,847 residents. Are there any larger or in that range that you know of?
Thanks.
Jeanne

Did a quick search and couldn't find a "list"? we have about 5,800 properties, 25,000 members, and 7,000 acres:

http://www.tahoedonner.com/what-is-tahoe-donner/

I think we are among some of the largest in California? Our properties are about 20% full timers and 80% part timers. We have about 50 full time employees plus seasonal winter time employees. We have about an $8 Million annual expense and about a $6 Million income. details:

http://www.tahoedonner.com/financials/

Paul T

LarryB13 (Arizona)
Posts: 4,099

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Sierra Verde Ranch in Yavapai County, Arizona, is at the large end of the scale in terms of area. Over 100 square miles of non-contigous property scattered over about 500 square miles. Population-wise, however, there are probably fewer than 200 full-time residents.

CaroleJ (Georgia)
Posts: 70

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Check out The Villages in Central Florida. Exact population is hard to find, but it's probably between 65,000 and 75,000 homes for those that are 55+. I'm not sure that it's entirely built out yet.

KevinK7 (Florida)
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Posted By CaroleJ on 09/14/2012 1:26 AM
Check out The Villages in Central Florida. Exact population is hard to find, but it's probably between 65,000 and 75,000 homes for those that are 55+. I'm not sure that it's entirely built out yet.

Some little facts about the villages:

http://www.villageshomes4rent.com/blog/101-interesting-facts-about-the-villages-fl/

According to this site, there are over 81,000 people and still growing - an huge jump from 8,333 people in 2000.

Here is the wiki page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Villages,_Florida

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