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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are retired but have not moved from the area yet. We do like the idea of moving north. Regardless, there has not been discussion on this thread about adult community living. It just seems like a nice option to live in a community filled with people who are in a similar phase of live. Plus, these communities often have infrastructures set up that allows for easier community building (activities, club house, shows, trips, etc.) Thoughts?[/quote]

I think it could possibly be appealing if we moved to a completely new place. However, I know when my parents were looking for a new place (moving from our home town to somewhere closer to my sister) that they looked at and ruled out the "55+" communities because they did not like that everybody was old. That it lacked some life. They ended up with a great compromise -- a house in a golf/lake community with a lot of recreation resources and community activities like golf teams (my dad's main hobby), tennis teams, book clubs, community service, club house with regular events. There were a lot of retirees there but also families and my parents liked having younger people around. [/quote]

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