That's what went astray in the past. Those garden apartments [now existing at Rolling Hills] could have been from anywhere in Suburbia, USA. They didn't fit in with an urban-core environment. Context was ignored, and I think it's important to do something that's very interesting and refreshing.

Judging by how sales have gone the past few days, I think we will have a sellout. That's what we're preparing for.

I do not really look back with regret on any feelings or problems I have had in the past. I think I am more able to accept problems as being part of the rough and tumble of life. There are bound to be ups and downs. In retrospect, when you've gotten pasty a tough period, it makes the good things that much better.

We have a lot of confidence in the organization and the people behind the organization.

We pay thousands of dollars in claims every day, but [consumers] have to follow the rules.

It's not the past that counts; it's about where do we go from here. I look forward to many more years here at Central.