Bankrupt

The bankruptcy of Levitt and Sons is screwing people.

The move leaves some residents of Seasons at Prince Creek West, a community for people ages 55 and older, wondering whether they will get the amenities and services they paid for.

"We're in a community that looks like a ghost town almost, as far as things not being finished," said Donna Jones, who lives in Seasons with her husband in a home that she bought in July.

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It left many plots in Seasons at Prince Creek vacant or in mid-construction, and residents worry that plans to build 460 houses and a 27,000 square-foot clubhouse won't materialize.

Only 80 homes have been finished and another 100 or so are in various stages of construction, said resident Nancy Darr.

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Residents also have been told that security in the development would be scaled back and that their home warranties aren't any good.

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On top of that, contractors and subcontractors have filed liens against Levitt and Sons and against individual homeowners in efforts to get payment for work they did at Seasons.