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When you are searching for planned
retirement communities, consider several factors to determine if the community will be a good fit for you and your
lifestyle.
First, consider the types of housing offered. Some
communities only have single family homes. Others offer
homes mixed with condos, town homes, patio homes, apartments,
etc. Decide if you like an eclectic neighborhood or a more
traditional one. And, of course, consider housing prices, as
well as HOA fees.
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Think about the year that the
community was established. Older communities will have
established neighborhoods so you know exactly what you are
getting. They may also have maintenance issues. Newer
communities may not be fully constructed. You may not know
exactly how the neighborhoods will form, and there may not be as
many residents for social events.
Consider the size of the
community. Smaller ones may be built all at once, with no
plans for growth. Larger ones are often built in
phases. Do you prefer a small community in a large city or a
large community away from it all?
Think about the age restrictions imposed by the community and if
children are allowed. Do you want a younger feel in your new
retirement spot? Or do you prefer an older, more sedate
one? Most retirees prefer to live with residents of
similar ages.
Also think about the amenities offered, location of the
community and residents' states of origin. These factors
will also help you chose a community. Once you have selected
a few that look as though they might be good fits, the best thing
to do is to visit them. Many offer discount accommodations
for just that purpose.
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