Virginia 55+ rental communities & homes for rent

No, Virginia does not tax Social Security benefits. Active adults can deduct their entire taxable Social Security amount from their state returns. Additionally, Virginia is highly attractive to veterans, as the state completely exempts up to $40,000 of military retirement pay from state income taxes, alongside providing a standard retirement income deduction of up to $12,000 for residents age 65 and older.

The most competitive real estate hubs for active adults include the Richmond Metro, the Washington D.C. Metro (Northern Virginia), Historic Williamsburg, Fredericksburg, and Charlottesville.

In Virginia, there are 8 large communities with over 1000 homes, 10 medium communities with 500-1000 homes, and 136 small communities with less than 500 homes.

The smallest 55+ communities in Virginia has 10 homes, the largest has 3250 homes, and the average communities consists of 262 homes.

Yes, there are new 55+ homes available in Virginia. The most recent communities started in Virginia include The Flats at Heathcote Village by Del Webb, Hickory Grove, Havenwood Villas. There are also 72 communities in Virginia that offer new construction homes, including Havenwood Villas, Cottage Glen, New Town.

Yes, there are gated 55+ communities in Virginia. Approximately 24.4% of 55+ communities in the area are gated. For instance, Cottage Glen is a gated communities with 25 homes, and Atlee Station Village is another gated communities with 60 homes.

On average, listings in 55+ communities in Virginia stay on the market for around 394 days. The average price of homes for sale in these communities is approximately $558,108, though prices can range widely based on the size, location, and amenities of the communities. For example, homes in The Governor's Land at Two Rivers average around $1,060,887, while homes in CrossRidge average around $528,939.