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Minto Revives 1,318-Acre Latitude Margaritaville Active-Adult Community in Texas City, Eyeing September Vote

August 25, 20263 Mins read85
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A Margaritaville-branded active-adult community that a former Texas City mayor once declared "dead and buried" has roared back to life, with developer Minto Communities pitching its 1,318-acre master plan directly to residents for the first time and a City Commission vote now expected in September.

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