With family and friends nearby, active adults shun the Sun Belt and just stay put.
By Pat Curry
Top Trends
More multi-generational communities
Age restrictions are less in demand
Smaller villages
More home office space and greater tech capabilities
Younger buyers
Multi-use clubhouses
More singles, both men and women
More fitness facilities
More treadmills, less mah jongg: The age of the active adult has decreased by 10 years, from 60-plus to 50-plus. Buyers want more fitness features, but fewer big sport amenities.
*Figures include five months as a combined company with Del Webb Corp., headquartered in Phoenix.
Mature market: This list shows detached and attached units sold to age-qualified or age-targeted buyers. Units closed do not include congregate or assisted-living components.