Okay, we’re biased. We live here. And, we think you’ll agree that the beaches, year-round warmth, sporting and entertainment options make Florida a super place to be. But, making the decision to move to the Sunshine State may require a more detailed checklist than the above. Let us help you …
Florida’s attractiveness as a retirement destination needs little trumpeting. The state’s tremendous positives — its beaches, temperate climate and retirement-oriented infrastructures such as superb healthcare — are excellent linchpins in any decision to become a Florida retiree. There are more benefits besides the obvious ones, however. Consider these additional perks …
Moving to Florida? Congratulations! The Sunshine State lifestyle is a winner, especially for new residents who haven’t lived near coastlines or in a lovely, temperate climate. But, once the relocation decision is solid, it’s time to assess the housing options. Short of living on a boat — a draw for many …
You’re contemplating retirement. You know you need to plan for it. Florida provides the perfect location with a superb climate, recreational offerings, retirement-friendly communities and world-class attractions and cultural outlets. So, where are the best places to retire in the Sunshine State? In no particular order… Daytona Beach Not only …
The retirement stage is being set for many folks within the United States. Baby Boomers — people age 65 and over — are nearing the finish line of their work lives, or trimming back to part-time or telecommuting roles By 2012, there were 47 million Americans age 65 and older, …
Whether on lighted courts at night, or under that famous Florida sunshine, the state’s mild climate is perfect for year-round tennis play. Florida’s natural beauty fosters an active lifestyle, and an environment that showcases outdoor sports and sporting events. ICI Homes communities incorporate many of these favorites amenities. Expect parks, playgrounds, …
Today’s trend toward multi-generational living is fueled partly by the tide of Baby Boomers — people age 65 and over — headed toward retirement. By 2012, there were 47 million Americans age 65 and older, per the United States Census Bureau. That’s a lot of people who typically have one foot …
Living with Mom and Dad — or Grandma and Grandpa — is regaining its cool factor. Not only is multi-generational living a way to help older or younger family members, it’s also financially smart. According to the United State Census Bureau’s 2014 American Community Survey, 18 percent of all U.S. households …
They’re not a television sitcom or a throwback band, but the Baby Boomers are dominating demographic trends like no United States population group before them. According to the United States Census Bureau, by 2012 there were 47 million Americans age 65 and older. That’s a large segment of the population …