4 Responses to “Revere’s Ocean Club looks to be a success” »»

1. Fever
   Comment by Fever | 12/22/06 at 11:21 am

   John:

   I’m somewhat new to

   the blogging world and this is my first use of the acronym,
   ROTFL, I think I saved it for the

   right time. The Ocean Club is slated to be 242 units so the developer really only has 13

   pre-sales or 5% not 30%. Secondly, both the Atlantica and Surfside Lofts are located near the

   Ocean Club and both projects are performing miserably. What you have is a developer that has spent

   a ton of money on the land and advertising and has not choice but go forward. Or you can believe

   the planted story in the Herald. Kind of like the Globe City Hall story followed by the rat story.

   On a side note, the developer of the Ocean Club was incorrectly linked to being involved

   in an identity theft scheme by the Herald. Perhaps this article was some kind of reconciliation

   agreement.

2. John A Keith
   Comment by John A Keith | 12/25/06 at 9:14 pm

   I

   didn’t quote the article correctly; Scott Van Voorhis wrote that 30% of 242 units are reserved,

   not 30% of 42 units.

   My error.

   I know nothing about anything else you mentioned.

3. Fever
   Comment by Fever | 12/28/06 at 10:11 am

   In regards to the other stuff I’m talking about, The Herald published

   this article not because the Ocean Club is doing great but because they owed them a favor for an

   earlier misprint. The recent new developments on Revere Beach are getting killed and I’m highly

   suspicious of any reported sales data at the Ocean Club especially if that information comes from

   the Developer. Just what does qualify as a reservation or contract? How difficult/expensive are

   reservations/contracts to break?

4. John B.
   Comment by John B. | 04/18/07 at 1:35 pm

   Fever: I have a unit under agreement at the Ocean Club. It is true that 40% of the units are

   under agreement, they’ve been selling approximately 5-10 each month since they went on sale. Why

   don’t you take a drive down to the beach sometime and check out what’s going on. Maybe you can

   stop by the sales office, they’ll show you the sales charts. The project’s been doing great and

   I can’t wait to see it complete.

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