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Sunday, December 5, 2010

Lake Weir Living: Episode 65 "Building Together!"

He says, She says, "No HOA for me!" We're building a community together, "Come together,.. right now!"

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Newsweek’s Best in the U.S. Retirement

Lake Weir Living® is America’s Toy-Friendly® Community for the Dylan Generation

THE VILLAGES, FL – Released in early 2012 from Newsweek® Magazine, “Best in the U.S. Retirement Showcase,” is a feature on communities catering to retiring boomers. One of the communities selected – Lake Weir Living® – identifies itself with Dylan, The Stones, Joplin and Hendrix. Located 8 miles to The Villages and 55 miles north of Orlando, in central Florida, Lake Weir Living® is Toy-Friendly®, and an innovative alternative to golf communities.

Neil S. Schuster, Co-Manager Partner for Lake Weir Living®, says “I imagine Dylan on a Harley before riding a golf-cart, and he definitely would say NO to HOA (homeowner association) restrictions and fees.” As seen in Newsweek’s January 30^th issue, “The Bob Dylan, Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin, and Jimi Hendrix Generation are not a cookie-cutter group. Many are not golfers, and golf communities are often not for them.”

Lake Weir Living® is designed for a generation that embodies individuality and freedom. Yesteryear’s retirees enjoy a lifestyle-engulfed in HOA restricted golf communities. Boomers are different. AARP reports, “the top gifts a boomer wants for a 60^th birthday is a red convertible or a Harley.”[1] Boomers are the backbone of Harley Davidson, and motorcycles are now mainstream.[2] Boomer ‘toys’ range from motorcycles, jet-skis, boats, ATVs, classic cars to RVs. A typical Dylan generation boomer has three or more toys, and doesn’t care for ‘anti-toy’ restrictions found in many communities, and the rules that prohibit changes to home plans.

Boomers can customize homes affordably at Lake Weir Living® from a 3 to 5-car garage, to a concrete sidepad for a boat or RV. “We have couples that want large pools, mancaves, climate-controlled workshops and garages so gigantic and customized that the phrase “Garage Mahal” is ‘fitting’. They have no desire to idle around, mentally or physically. No desire to ride a golf-cart. They want to get out and play! It’s like they’re freeing the kid inside! Boomers live longer; are healthier, lead adventurous lives, and want to stay, as Dylan sings, ‘forever young’”, says Schuster.

Lake Weir Living’s website contains lots of information. However what’s more entertaining are the webisodes that Neil S. Schuster and his marketing director, Adriana Rosas, produce every week (video-blog): www.lakeweirlivingblog.com. The two hosts update viewers about new construction, new neighbors, and all the things to do in central Florida. The weekly webisodes are real-life entertainment. The two have amazing banter, and you can see that visitors who make it into the webisodes truly enjoy the company of their entertaining hosts.

Lake Weir Living® is close to The Villages® for shopping, dining, golf, entertainment and medical services[3]. Affordable base prices are from the $90s to the $160s. Toll-free: 855-LakeWeir (855-525-3934).

[1] 2006 AARP, Boomers Turning Sixty Survey

[2] 2011 “Baby Boomers Put the Vroom in Motorcycles” Olive Libaw, ABC News

[3] 2012 “America’s Fastest Growing Small Town” Beth Greenfield, Forbes