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World-Class Amenities Make Solivita One of a Kind

by Susan Quilty on July 12, 2011

Set in Central Florida, Solivita is an impressive golf course community which features unique Tuscan-themed architecture, 148,000 square feet of recreational amenities and a beautiful range of both single-family and attached homes. This sprawling development spreads over 4,300 acres of prime real estate which includes lovely scenic lakes and tranquil wooded preserves.

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Ocala – Central Florida’s Hidden Gem

by Susan Quilty on July 6, 2011

Situated in Marion County, the Ocala area boasts natural beauty and a tranquil, relaxed lifestyle. While there are plenty of recreational and cultural attractions, Ocala residents enjoy life at a comfortable pace, without the hustle and bustle of a big city or the seasonal crowds of a tourist town.

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What Draws Active Adults to Central Florida?

by Susan Quilty on December 25, 2009

The Sunshine State has long been a hot spot for retirement living, yet lately active adults have been expanding their search beyond the coastal areas and opting to settle in central Florida cities. From shopping and recreation to practical investment considerations, there are several benefits to living in the central Florida area.

Central Florida has many of the same relocation draws as its coastal cities. The weather is hot in the summer and mild in the winter. It is a prime vacation spot for visiting family, and there are a variety of recreational activities and active adult communities. Yet central Florida has a few extra benefits that attract many retirees.

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Central Florida Active Adult Communities – More Bang for Your Buck

by Susan Quilty on November 13, 2009

The Sunshine State has long been a hot spot for retirement living, yet lately some active adults have been skipping the coastal areas and opting to settle in central Florida’s active adult communities. What’s behind this relocating trend?

Central Florida has many of the same relocation draws as its coastal cities. The weather is hot in the summer and mild in the winter. It is a prime vacation spot for visiting family, and there are a variety of recreational activities and active adult communities. Yet central Florida active adult communities have a few extra benefits that attract many retirees.

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