New York 55+ active adult communities & homes for sale - Page 3

While Social Security is completely tax-free, New York also allows individuals aged 59 and a half or older to exclude up to $20,000 of qualified private pension and 401(k) income from their state income taxes.

Long Island communities are positioned near premier medical networks, including Northwell Health facilities, St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center, and NYU Langone medical hubs.

Yes. While Long Island represents the primary cluster, secondary low-maintenance active adult communities are located downstate within the Hudson Valley and Orange County corridors.

Of the 88 55+ communities in New York, 86 are for sale and 2 are rentals. By size, there are 4 large communities with over 1000 homes, 7 medium communities with 500-1000 homes, and 77 small communities with less than 500 homes.

The smallest 55+ communities in New York has 12 homes, the largest has 2600 homes, and the average communities consists of 248 homes.

Yes, there are new 55+ homes available in New York. The most recent communities started in New York include Regency at Pearl River, Scotchtown Oaks, Sylvan Woods Westchester. There are also 26 communities in New York that offer new construction homes, including Harbor View Estates, Breton Hills, Knickerbocker Bay Club.

Yes, there are gated 55+ communities in New York. Approximately 58.0% of 55+ communities in the area are gated. For instance, HarborView is a gated communities with 270 homes, and The Club at Melville is another gated communities with 261 homes.

On average, listings in 55+ communities in New York stay on the market for around 591 days. The average price of homes for sale in these communities is approximately $705,477, though prices can range widely based on the size, location, and amenities of the communities. For example, homes in Warwick Grove average around $2,443,200, while homes in The Polo Club at Islandia average around $624,000.