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Why are Active
Adult Communities So Expensive?
This is a common question - why are
active adult communities, whether they be age-targeted
or age-restricted, so expensive?
Generally, the answer is because they have a lot
of amenities, services and facilities that regular
neighborhoods just do not have.
Active adult developments, especially newer ones,
like to think of themselves as resorts, and in many
case, they come close.
Resort-style swimming pools, large, lavish
clubhouses, riding stables, beaches, marinas, lifelong
learning opportunities, trips, planned activities, an
activities director, medical services and concierge
services all add to the price of a community.
Even developments with manufactured homes can be
expensive - the homes may be reasonably priced, but the
lease lot fees can be high.
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Calimesa Population: 10,000
| Percentage Age 45 or Better: 50%
| Cost of Living: Meets U.S. Average
| Crime Rate: Below U.S. Average
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Plantation on the Lake
10961 Desert Lawn Drive, Calimesa,
California 92320
(909) 795-4503
Age Restriction:
55+
Manufactured
homes
Priced from $45,000 to high-$100,000s
Web
Site
Lakes, a pond, clubhouse, vineyard, RV
storage
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California Stats:
Population, year 2009 estimate - 36,961,664
Persons 65 years old and over, year 2009 - 11.2%
High school graduates, percent of persons age 25+, year 2000
- 76.8%
Bachelor's degree or higher, pct of persons age 25+, year
2000 - 26.6%
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin, percent, year 2009 -
37.0%
White persons, not Hispanic, percent, year 2009 - 47.1%
Median household income, year 2008 - $61,078
Social Security taxed? No
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