Gulf American Land Corporation

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Gulf American Land Corporation was a mid-20th-century real estate development company notorious for large-scale, speculative land sales in Florida, particularly during the postwar land boom.

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instanceOf land sales company
real estate development company
activity marketing Florida land to out-of-state buyers
selling lots in large planned communities
businessModel subdivision and sale of undeveloped land
businessPractice installment-plan lot sales
mass mail and telemarketing campaigns for land sales
controversy allegations of misleading representations about land value
criticism for selling swampy or undevelopable land
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicContext post–World War II real estate boom
geographicFocus Southwest Florida NERFINISHED
impact contributed to rapid suburban-style expansion in parts of Florida
industry real estate
knownFor selling land of questionable development value
legalClassification for-profit corporation
notableFor large-scale speculative land sales
postwar Florida land boom activities
operatedIn Florida NERFINISHED
product residential building lots
suburban-style subdivisions
regulatoryIssues subject to scrutiny over sales practices
reputation notorious for aggressive land marketing
salesStrategy promoting Florida land as investment opportunity
timePeriod mid-20th century

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Golden Gate Estates, Florida originalDeveloper Gulf American Land Corporation