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55+ Communities
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Explore detailed 55+ and active-adult community guides throughout Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Lake Worth and surrounding Palm Beach County.
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1. Choose a location
2. Choose a home style
3. Narrow by lifestyle
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Compare the details that do not show up in a listing.
Association structure, monthly fees, membership commitments, pets, rental rules, amenities, and resale patterns can change the picture quickly. Use the comparison tool to narrow the list before you spend time touring.
Start with these questions
Find the right fit before you tour.
How active do you want to be?
Look at the clubhouse, classes, pools, sports, and social life you will actually use.
What will the monthly cost include?
Compare fees, insurance, memberships, services, and the association rules for the exact home.
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Free buyer resource
Get the 55+ association fee and document checklist.
Use this large-print worksheet to compare the fee, coverage, documents, assessments, and approval questions for each home on your list.
One-time closing cost
Ask about the capital contribution before you make an offer.
Some associations require a one-time capital contribution or transfer fee at closing. It is separate from the monthly association fee and can apply to a master association, a neighborhood association, or both.
Confirm the current amount, who pays it, when it is due, and whether it is refundable for the exact home. Association requirements can change, so rely on the current written association package before you commit.
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