@Cole Black my assumption is that it’s like a car dealershipYeah they sell cars but they also make money on the financing and servicesI’m sure golf courses make money on the pro shop, the restaurants, the range and convention area/facilities.My best friend had his wedding on a beautiful golf course.

I'm at a loss, I don't understand why this place hasn't blown up, have more restaurants, nicer bars, a brewery or at least people talking about it?

Companies/businesses (especially restaurants and startups) are going out of business. 

There are pros and cons to both areas but overall both these town have begun to grow into one another  and you may drive from one to other without realizing it.Overall most people like to move to bigger cities where there are more amenities, restaurants, and things to do.

Amongst the leadership team, there is a collective ownership over 5,000 units spanning the nation and wide breath of multifamily experience.We meet every two weeks at the 94th Aero Squadron Restaurant on the south side of Miami International Airport.

Its standard to see it in restaurants, hospitals and many commercial applications BUT, it's very expensive like you mentioned and also a serious pain in the a$$ to install. 

@Joe Lawrence glad i was able to privide some value. 1) selected it be what was available on the market under $25k/acre, closest to shopping, grocery, gyms, restaurants.

Though this point is totally unrelated to RE but I saw a recent study from the Natioanl Restaurant Association saying that 8 of 10 people would choose a "Green" restaurant over any other.

And I agree with that.However, I remember a very important election a couple years ago where chartered buses met at churches and other gathering points to ferry large numbers of people to the voting booths, sometimes with a stop at a fast food restaurant on the way.

It is at 275 E Foothill Blvd. one block east of Euclid in a former Sizzler restaurant.