With so much volatility in the real estate industry these past few years, many retirees are scratching their heads and wondering, “Is it a buyer’s or seller’s market?” Understanding the differences is vital because timing is everything.
Retirement should be spent doing what you love, and if you love spending the day out on the boat, then these communities will be right down your lane. Learn which one is right for you.
Living in an age-restricted community is often new to active adults moving into a 55+ neighborhood. There are plenty of benefits to living exclusively among your generational peers, and also perhaps a few challenges. Let’s take a look at what it means to live in an age-restricted community, and whether it’s important enough to you as you begin or continue your search for a new home.
One of the first questions many retirees ask before making their move is if the active adult community is pet friendly.While many age-restricted communities have different rules when it comes to pets, retirees are sure to find the ideal 55+ community that caters to pet lovers.
Many active adults want to live downtown, but urban 55+ communities are hard to find. Here’s more on why urban age-targeted and active lifestyle communities are so rare.
The rent vs. buy debate has long been argued. But for those in retirement, the dilemma deepens. Sure, homeownership offers stable, reliable payments (great for that fixed income) and the ability to customize your property as you choose, but renting offers perks too. So, how do you choose?
Active adults who live in communities with management associations can enjoy maintenance-free, lock-and-leave lifestyles. But if you’re considering a private community with an HOA, it’s important to understand how these governing bodies work and how the fees are assessed.
Downsizing a home can have many benefits. For some homeowners who no longer want a lot of space, it means less to clean and take care of. For those who plan to travel in retirement, it can mean purchasing a smaller, more affordable home. Here’s what homebuyers need to know about downsizing.
If you have trouble finding a group to socialize with, picking up a hobby can be a quick fix. These 5 hobbies are sure to get you out there and socializing in no time!
Whether you can live in a 55+ community depends on several factors, and there are both advantages and disadvantages. Some active adult communities have stricter regulations than others, and it certainly isn’t a case of one size fits all.
We’re changing the way people 55 and older are searching for their perfect next place. With a national network of hand-selected real estate experts, plus comprehensive information, unbiased content, and on-the-go insight about thousands of communities across the country, we’re a trusted resource paving the way from here to home. Whether you’re interested in a low-maintenance single-level residence, an active lifestyle or age-qualified community, an intimate enclave, or anything in between, we can help you make your next move the best one yet.
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