All the Comforts of Home, The Ultimate Gearhead Dream

While most new-home shoppers might prize a quiet lot far from the roadway, there’s another breed of buyers looking to be as close to the asphalt as possible. Andrew Goggin thinks he has their number.

Goggin is the president of Unlimited Speed, a real estate development company currently selling plots of land in Victory Lane, a 3,000-acre, first-of-its-kind development located outside Savannah, Ga., where the wealthiest gearheads will get one premier perk — a private 4.5-mile race course built solely for their use.

Goggin says most residents will have a net worth between $40 million and $70 million, and their homes here will most likely be their second, third or fourth. Most households will be headed by a high-end car collector who likes to test his or her car’s performance firsthand. “The people who build here — and drive here — will be former professional drivers, current drivers and amateurs to semi-professionals,” says Goggin. “These guys know how to race.”





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Mark - 12/28/2006 5:10:26 PM

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.....taking a look at my 401K..........

Hmmm...I think I could afford maybe a shed?

For those that can, what an amazing deal. I am surprised there aren't more of these since we have airport developments where people park their Gulfstream next to their Porsche.

Rupert - 12/28/2006 5:38:35 PM

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can you imagine trying to relax on a summers day when all you can here is an engine revving its nuts off? but i suppose they would just go on the boat to relax. is this place near the sea and an airport? if these people are worth 40-70 million it needs to be.

egog - 12/28/2006 6:18:50 PM

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ha my poor ass dad got something about this in the mail it almost gave me a heart attack but he just ripped it up