by Bill Ness on November 4, 2011
While sandy beaches and arid deserts are known as prime retirement locations, many of today’s retirees are more interested in relocating to vibrant college towns. These lively destinations offer plenty of cultural and recreational attractions. There are museums, performing arts centers, coffee shops, night clubs, restaurants and diverse shopping centers. Of course, college towns also offer one other thing that appeals to retirees: lifelong learning opportunities.
by Susan Quilty on October 11, 2011
Developed by Shea Homes, Trilogy at Monarch Dunes is a luxurious community which features an environment designed to support active living. Potential homebuyers who visit the community are sure to be impressed by its award-winning clubhouse, spectacular golf course, full-service spa and many other exciting amenities. They will also love its fabulous location in Nipomo, where it is situated among wineries, riding stables and California’s beautiful Central Coast.
by Bill Ness on September 8, 2011
In Sun City Apple Valley, active adult residents will find a diverse landscape, spectacular scenery, local attractions, community amenities and a variety of social and recreational activities. This Del Webb community features a wide range of resort-style amenities while welcoming residents aged 55 or better.
by Bill Ness on August 31, 2011
In California, Orange County is known for its sun-drenched beaches, impressive golf courses and upscale living. But the area also boasts distinctive shopping centers, fantastic restaurants, diverse entertainment venues and beautiful active adult communities. Orange County is an ideal destination for active adults looking for an exciting vacation or a sunny retirement location.
by Susan Quilty on July 27, 2011
Bakersfield, California, is known for its sunny weather, Basque restaurants and The Bakersfield Sound. There are outdoor recreations including golf courses and fly-fishing, live performance venues, music clubs, and much more. There are even several active adult communities for visitors who decide to call Bakersfield home.
by Susan Quilty on July 15, 2011
Situated at the confluence of the Sacramento River and the American River, Sacramento is a true gem of Northern California. This capital city is located less than two hours northeast of San Franciso and west of the Eldorado National Forest. The area offers a wide range of recreational and cultural attractions.