I'm 42 and my husband and I own a Courtyard Villa in Spanish Springs here in The Villages! We both still work full time. We appreciate that it's less crowded than Orlando (lived in Orlando for 23 years and still visit regularly) but enjoy how well maintained The Villages is and many other perks of living here :) To each their own, right? Here's our First Day in The Villages-->th-cam.com/video/W3HzmTq3lHQ/w-d-xo.html
I'm scratching my head that why would a 30-something have any desire to live in The Villages...by choice. Why would you do that to yourself? I mean, talking about feeling out of place. Just can't wrap my mind around it.
They may go for the many employment opportunities there -- and it ain't the older people doing most of them, is it. Or, contractors that see The Villages as a steady stream of work. Most people (anywhere) prefer to live close to their work to avoid the long commutes. Or, maybe they're a real estate agent and want to sell homes there! Who knows.
When I retire I want to live in the village everything that your fingertips in their homes a beautiful the community is beautiful and less of a crowd like Saint Pete Beach or tamper Naples Florida Miami it’s so crowded down there cause I thought the hotspots that everyone goes to
Blessings dearest .... with due respect .. please build litle hme swet hme ... for needy and homeless ... coz there's going to B loads of them ... there has already being many of them ... Hallelujah
Why would anyone want to live in The Villages at any age. No need to reply I know you all love being in the middle of no where in Florida, surround by 100k + people ridding your golf cart everywhere and telling everyone who will listen about how big of a macker you were in NY or Jersey.
@@Oilofmercy Well it is little NY and NJ 100k people or more trying to impress each other on how they were all the rage up north. Trust me way better and cheaper places to live in Florida.
@@Oilofmercy We live in the villages and We have met so many nice people from California..They love it here...You are going to hear a lot of negative thing's about the villages IT'S NOT TRUE..These people don't live in the villages
@@mamaburr2963 thank you. I'm only 50. Is there a guide or video or website I can look at to help me? I guess there are different villages right? Its a little overwhelming! Thanks for your response!
@Forex Trader. I agree with you, however I have become disabled at age 52 after working in nursing for over 26 years. My husband is of retirement age. Does that mean I'm not deserving??? Have you ever worked with the criminally insane like I and my husband have for decades?
The Villages are terrible. A bunch of greedy seniors, acting like jerks. Their monthly, undeserved, Federal welfare checks should be eliminated. Their Medicare premiums should be tripled. These common sense policy changes would benefit all Americans.
...right, just like "common sense" gun control: MORE clueless liberal BS from people who live in a fantasy world, not reality. As for Villagers, they did their time (younger years/careers) in the real world, so let them enjoy their retirement how THEY see fit, not you.
Its desirable because there are responsible elderly retirees living there. Law abiding citizens.
You got that right.
thats where there prey is they just dont want a long commute.
@@tomr3422 You got that right too.
Ha! You've obviously never been there.
@@jesse2916 Care to elaborate... Jesse who?
I'm 42 and my husband and I own a Courtyard Villa in Spanish Springs here in The Villages! We both still work full time. We appreciate that it's less crowded than Orlando (lived in Orlando for 23 years and still visit regularly) but enjoy how well maintained The Villages is and many other perks of living here :) To each their own, right? Here's our First Day in The Villages-->th-cam.com/video/W3HzmTq3lHQ/w-d-xo.html
There are other places in Lake county that you can live that isn't a retirement community. :) Lady Lake, Fruitland Park. etc. The list goes on.
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he said "day bee esspanding"
I'm scratching my head that why would a 30-something have any desire to live in The Villages...by choice. Why would you do that to yourself? I mean, talking about feeling out of place. Just can't wrap my mind around it.
You have no clue what the Villages is then!
Great sharing
Why would young adults want to live in a old retiree community?
They may go for the many employment opportunities there -- and it ain't the older people doing most of them, is it. Or, contractors that see The Villages as a steady stream of work. Most people (anywhere) prefer to live close to their work to avoid the long commutes. Or, maybe they're a real estate agent and want to sell homes there! Who knows.
I lived in the TGO at 18. I loved it.
What's "TGO?"
@@barbrn The Great Outdoors. I lived there with my dad early 2000s. It's a really nice place!
Titusville
When I retire I want to live in the village everything that your fingertips in their homes a beautiful the community is beautiful and less of a crowd like Saint Pete Beach or tamper Naples Florida Miami it’s so crowded down there cause I thought the hotspots that everyone goes to
Not me. The beach is what Florida is all about.
I won’t live in a state with desantis in it
@@cnobillbradley9673 you have choices
When you get there have someone show you how spell check works.
Blessings dearest .... with due respect .. please build litle hme swet hme ... for needy and homeless ... coz there's going to B loads of them ... there has already being many of them ... Hallelujah
Why would anyone want to live in The Villages at any age. No need to reply I know you all love being in the middle of no where in Florida, surround by 100k + people ridding your golf cart everywhere and telling everyone who will listen about how big of a macker you were in NY or Jersey.
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Actually I'm considering moving there from CA is it terrible?
@@Oilofmercy Well it is little NY and NJ 100k people or more trying to impress each other on how they were all the rage up north. Trust me way better and cheaper places to live in Florida.
@@Oilofmercy We live in the villages and We have met so many nice people from California..They love it here...You are going to hear a lot of negative thing's about the villages
IT'S NOT TRUE..These people don't live in the villages
@@mamaburr2963 thank you. I'm only 50. Is there a guide or video or website I can look at to help me? I guess there are different villages right? Its a little overwhelming! Thanks for your response!
Guess I won’t be retiring in the villages there going to ruin it shame it’s a beautiful place
im 34 my wife is 30. Owmers....beat that?
everyone wants to live like they have earned retirement, this is why its too crowded in the Villages... The Villages is going to crap..
@Forex Trader. I agree with you, however I have become disabled at age 52 after working in nursing for over 26 years. My husband is of retirement age. Does that mean I'm not deserving??? Have you ever worked with the criminally insane like I and my husband have for decades?
This place is the epitome of whats wrong with America.
Swinger's Paradise
Lots of sexual activity. Players of all ages.
thats because they already have v.d.!
The Villages are terrible. A bunch of greedy seniors, acting like jerks. Their monthly, undeserved, Federal welfare checks should be eliminated. Their Medicare premiums should be tripled. These common sense policy changes would benefit all Americans.
...right, just like "common sense" gun control: MORE clueless liberal BS from people who live in a fantasy world, not reality. As for Villagers, they did their time (younger years/careers) in the real world, so let them enjoy their retirement how THEY see fit, not you.
Thats the #1 swinger spot 😂 better look out goin in there
All the swinging must be done early… squares close promptly at 9 pm. Streets and golf paths deserted by 9:15pm