Empty nesters may find their old homes too large or empty after their children have left their nests. Folks often consider moving to a smaller home where they can enjoy the good life. Many senior retirement communities offer a variety of styles of homes for your consideration. These homes may featur
Empty nesters may find their old homes too large or empty after their children have left their nests. Folks often consider moving to a smaller home where they can enjoy the good life. Many senior retirement communities offer a variety of styles of homes for your consideration. These homes may feature two or three bedrooms, [...]
More and more retirees are considering moving to the wonderful state of Georgia. Why? Apart from all that ‘the Goober state’ has to offer, Georgia also has excellent tax benefits for seniors. If you are senior over the age of 65, you would understand the lure of Georgia. Most seniors live on a fixed income. [...]
If there was ever a time for a senior moment, it would be to spend it in an estate community. These elite developments, are the creme de la creme of the real estate world, and home to the affluent 55+ crowd who know how to live, and play well. It’s not just the amenities that [...]
Alegria by Del Webb is located in Bernalillo, New Mexico, just 20 minutes north of downtown Albuquerque and 40 minutes south of Santa Fe. This lovely Del Webb gated community was developed in 2006 and has 376 Del Webb homes. Del Webb at Alegria is nestled along the Rio Grande Bosque and boasts stunning views [...]
There are various pros and cons when it comes to buying brand new homes. However, nothing can beat the feeling you get when you walk into your brand new home and see how things look when you add what’s yours for the first time. Boomers in the recent past, preferred resale or pre-owned homes to [...]
In this edition of the ActiveAdultLiving® Newsletter, we feature the seasoned veteran real estate agent, Jim Flaherty. Jim joined the real estate business after a career in communications at AT&T. With over 10 years of real estate experience, mainly specializing in residential real estate, he believes that his prior career experience in Customer Service within [...]
Hey batterbatterbatter . . . remember playing baseball as a kid? Yeah – I know – it IS a distant memory for some of us. Most of us who played ball as kids became fans of our local teams – in my case the fabulous Seattle Pilots!
This edition of the ActiveAdultLiving® Newsletter has the pleasure of featuring David Lucas, SDRE Realtor,of Keller Williams Realty. David has a long history of over 25 years in the real estate and mortgage business, as well as the successful owner of two real estate brokerages and 2 mortgage companies. Currently, his focus is on two [...]
In this edition of the Active Living Newsletter, we feature dynamic and friendly Michael Marino, the Realtor Showcasing the Regency at Yardley in ActiveAdultLiving.com. A seasoned Realtor with over 12 years of industry experience and a range of accreditations including ABR, CMM and MSP, Michael has dealt in corporate, federal and residential real estate and now specializes [...]
By Frank Curran: Principal and resident at The Fairways at Savannah Quarters, west Savannah’s finest Active Adult community. Would you describe yourself as an “energetic affluent”? According to a recent analysis of U.S. Census data, would-be retirees generally fall into two categories: those who wish to move closer to their children, and those called [...]
By Frank Curran: Principal and resident at The Fairways at Savannah Quarters, west Savannah’s finest Active Adult community. When is a $4 coffee mug worth $8? According to students at the Columbia University School of Business, the answer is “as soon as you own it”. Columbia professor Eric Johnson regularly conducts a classroom [...]
By Frank Curran: Principal and Resident at The Fairways at Savannah Quarters, west Savannah’s finest Active Adult community. Jim Henry, an oysterman from Mystic, Connecticut, struggled with illiteracy his entire life. Growing up in a family of oystermen, his father pulled him out of the third grade to help support his family. Reading and writing [...]