Bigwater paid Orlando-based Daryl M. Carter Trustee $20.12 million cash or $15,004 per acre (34 cents) per sf for the dirt, 10 miles north of Disney and just east of Vineland Road (County Road 535).

The Carter investment group began assembling the tract in the mid-1980s when they paid $3 million or $3,000 per acre (seven cents per sf) for their first acquisition, according to a published report.

Transeastern is acquiring only part of the first of two villages approved for development to date. Village of Bridgewater is approved for 2,315 residential units that will comprise garden apartments, single-family residences, estate homes and an undetermined amount of retail in a town center format.

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