by Susan Quilty on May 22, 2012
With a prime location in Middleton, Delaware, Four Seasons at Silver Maple is a brand new active adult community built by K. Hovnanian to welcome residents aged 55 or better. This beautiful development is situated on 200 acres, offering a rural setting with easy access to historic downtown Middleton and nearby Augustine Beach.
by Bill Ness on May 21, 2012
Active adult communities come in many sizes and styles. Smaller, more intimate communities certainly have their own picturesque charm, yet the grandeur of some of the larger developments makes quite an impression with lush appointments and sought-after resort-style amenities. Here is a look at some of our favorite luxurious amenity centers.
by Dave Schreiner on May 18, 2012
Remember the last time you moved your sofa and discovered how the carpet had faded? Or perhaps you’ve recently replaced your 20-year-old boob tube with a current LED model and sit in awe as you watch the stunning clarity of Dancing With The Stars. The fact is, things change over time but the change can be so slow that it can be imperceptible in the short run. Unless you carefully inspect your situation and contrast it to a contemporary version, you may be living a steadily eroding lifestyle without even realizing it.
by Bill Ness on May 16, 2012
Located along the state’s Central Atlantic Coast, Florida’s Treasure Coast stretches from the Sebastian Inlet down to North Palm Beach. Its beautiful shoreline is protected by sandbars and barrier islands, and the area also features many rivers, lagoons and nature preserves. This gorgeous region is a draw for beach lovers and a popular destination for active adult retirees.
by Bill Ness on May 14, 2012
California has a reputation for being an expensive place to live, but that doesn’t mean active adults can’t find affordable options in the Golden State. There are many active adult communities found throughout California which offer homes for less than $200,000, including both large, resort-style developments and more intimate neighborhoods.
by Bill Ness on May 11, 2012
Though not every 55+ community has its own golf course, these rolling greens are often associated with active adult living. Golf course communities typically offer manicured lawns, lush landscaping and luxurious amenity centers. While there are many benefits to living in a golf course community, homebuyers often wonder if this resort-style amenity will actually increase a home’s property value.
by Bill Ness on May 9, 2012
While some retirees turn to coastal regions like Florida or California, many active adults prefer the thriving communities found throughout the Chicago area. This popular area features a blend of exciting urban attractions, like Millennium Park and the Chicago Botanic Garden, with the scenic beauty of Chicago’s picturesque suburbs.
by Bill Ness on May 7, 2012
Baby Boomers grew up during periods of dramatic social change and they are often known as being a generation of trendsetters. Yet Baby Boomers may not realize that they are the single largest economic group in the United States. They have more discretionary income and their spending habits can greatly effect the changing economy.