Great video 😊. We purchased in Sun City 2 yr ago & are very happy. Our home is sn original 1960's home, but we are right on the golf course, and we could afford to pay cash - a big plus for us. The amenities are wonderful. Even though it's an older community, everything is very well maintained. We really appreciate the lower fees for Recreation Centers. For these reasons this choice made sense for us. One final note: the homes nay be older, but they were built well. We have heard that from numerous people.
Thanks for the good video. Which one would be best for an unmarried senior? Not necessarily seeking a dating scene, just not wanting to be the only unmarried person at the club house. Thanks for your time.
All four are fairly large communities, so I think you would find some people in your situation everywhere. Maybe the least common spot would be Festival, since it is the smallest and most remote. I don't have the data on it, but I imagine it is primarily married people there. The other 3 are so large, that there are plenty of people in all stages of life.
All I see on the 55+ communities are videos and articles saying to stay away from them and they're nightmares. Why is that? I'm looking at something like these 4 or other locations (Sun City Texas, Sun City Summerlin, Sun City Mesquite, Pebble Creek), but all I am finding is people saying not to buy in those 55+ communities. I'd love to hear your thoughts on that. I'm unmarried and am looking for lots of golf options in the community along with some built-in activities and community center for working out and such.
It depends on your personality. I've had tons of clients move into these community and they love them. They love the social aspect, the security, the things to do, and the weather here. If you are someone who keeps to themself and doesn't want an HOA to enforce things like no cars on the street, no RVs on your property or no crazy paint colors, then you won't like it. There are over 25 55+ communities around Phoenix, so if you are interested in them, I'm sure one would fit you're needs.
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Great video 😊. We purchased in Sun City 2 yr ago & are very happy. Our home is sn original 1960's home, but we are right on the golf course, and we could afford to pay cash - a big plus for us. The amenities are wonderful. Even though it's an older community, everything is very well maintained. We really appreciate the lower fees for Recreation Centers. For these reasons this choice made sense for us. One final note: the homes nay be older, but they were built well. We have heard that from numerous people.
Thanks for the good video. Which one would be best for an unmarried senior? Not necessarily seeking a dating scene, just not wanting to be the only unmarried person at the club house. Thanks for your time.
All four are fairly large communities, so I think you would find some people in your situation everywhere. Maybe the least common spot would be Festival, since it is the smallest and most remote. I don't have the data on it, but I imagine it is primarily married people there. The other 3 are so large, that there are plenty of people in all stages of life.
All I see on the 55+ communities are videos and articles saying to stay away from them and they're nightmares. Why is that? I'm looking at something like these 4 or other locations (Sun City Texas, Sun City Summerlin, Sun City Mesquite, Pebble Creek), but all I am finding is people saying not to buy in those 55+ communities. I'd love to hear your thoughts on that. I'm unmarried and am looking for lots of golf options in the community along with some built-in activities and community center for working out and such.
It depends on your personality. I've had tons of clients move into these community and they love them. They love the social aspect, the security, the things to do, and the weather here. If you are someone who keeps to themself and doesn't want an HOA to enforce things like no cars on the street, no RVs on your property or no crazy paint colors, then you won't like it. There are over 25 55+ communities around Phoenix, so if you are interested in them, I'm sure one would fit you're needs.
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Well done young man 😊