Security systems, home automation, home theater) I've done commercial glazing, and for a brief time did pipe fitting.

He wanted a house within walking distance of a movie theater, a cross-fit gym and a grocery store.

Put some nice theme rooms in along with an arcade or theater and I don't think it really matters much whether you're in Champions Gate or Windsor at Westside or Storey Lake, etc.I think Reunion probably rents slightly better but the prices there are much higher than the others, as are your fees. 

The single family homes, even the small ones, are very impressive -- they are huge, have pools, their beautiful... and some of the big ones even have cool features like home movie theater rooms.Older construction is available too, outside Championsgate, but nearby.

Theming/gameroom/theaters is priority #1. 

Occasionally a home that already has a theater room will go up for sale but that was more common pre-covid boom.

Both have theater setups, both have projectors in the pool rooms.

Essentially the recreation lease means that when you purchase a condo in the development you are leasing out the recreational facilities (pool, tennis court, golf course, movie theater, etc.) rather than owning a percentage of said facilities.

I remember watching it in the theaters with a few of my buddies.

http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/8780/It is now an Apartment Complex.