Alan, Woodland residents ALREADY HAVE access to DJUSD’s school system (without even paying DJUSD parcel taxes) – did not you…
Ron – Your comparison with the Lennar homes in Woodland with possible homes available in VFD is comparing apples and…
As mentioned in the Vanguard article, I’m on board with you regarding DJUSD’s “poaching” of Woodland students. And I also…
[…] seeSetting the Record Straight – Myths and Facts about Village Farms Davis (https://davisite.org/2026/02/18/setting-the-record-straight-part-1/) for more […]
Words like “may” and “could” are what I call wiggle words. You often see these words used in corporation press…
[…] thanks for recently highlighting this huge legal loophole in the official language citizens will be voting on in Village…
The $740,000 for the market rate medium density houses is what the Bay Area Economics Report (BAE) fiscal report for…
Honestly, if you want to make the cost of buying/selling houses “cheaper”, the first place I’d look is to try…
Alan, you say there will be hundreds of homes less than 1,200 sq ft at Village Farms. If that commitment…
Also, any house built at Village Farms (or anywhere else outside of city limits) is likely to have higher ongoing…
Alan: They ARE selling houses for that price (and more for the larger ones). 1,472 square feet is quite small…
Ron – Your comment is only so-called “evidence” that someone is “trying” to sell a 1,472 sq ft home in…
The reality is that there’s no way they’re going to sell a new, detached, single family house for less than…
Matt Williams says – “Reality is the BAE fiscal analysis is an official document prepared for the City. It is…
And furthermore, as I pointed out in an earlier article (https://davisite.org/2026/03/05/what-are-the-guaranteed-parts-of-the-village-farms-project/), the developer hasn’t actually committed to building 360 Affordable…
The article goes on to state, “We also need to remember that 360 of the 1,800 units at Village Farms…
The article says “For 2025 in Davis, a total of 322 single family homes sold with an average sales price…
The article says … “The $740,000 hypothetical figure being cited comes from a fiscal modeling assumption for a hypothetical average…
Something that this article confuses is the difference between Intention and Reality. It also is very selective in its use…
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Indeed, but I propose a rival hollowness in the context of this project: “improvements”.