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U.S. News Picks the 10 Best Places to Retire in 2012
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is considered the “best mix of affordability and amenities”
5 Best Housing Markets: #5 Pittsburgh PA
Boomers' $3 Trillion Nest Egg
Americans aged 62 and older had accumulated $3.19 trillion in home equity by the end of the third quarter of 2011, according to data recently released by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA). During the same quarter, home equity increased by $46 billion, reflecting stabilization and improvement in home prices. The $3.19 trillion is the net result of a $4.2 trillion increase in aggregate senior housing values and a mortgage debt of $1.02 trillion.
Novice runners discover a new passion - www.pennlive.com
If the thought of running for five miles straight makes you cringe, you’re not alone.
For three women at Traditions of America at Silver Spring, a 55-and-over community in Silver Spring Twp., it certainly didn’t sound like a walk in the park. But when they decided to give running a try by training for an 8K race last year, they also discovered its health benefits.
A Better Lifestyle for the Best Years of Your Life
Low Maintenance 55+ Living is Your Community's Best Kept Secret. Read More in this article from www.greaterpittsburghnewhome.com
Harrisburg/Carlisle and Pittsburgh are projected to be 2 of the Top 5 Housing Markets in 2012
Veros Real Estate Solutions (Veros), an industry leader in enterprise risk management and collateral valuation services, has announced the real estate market forecast for the 12-month period ending September 1, 2012.
10 Affordable Cities for Retirement - AARP
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
With its gracious layout, the lovely Susquehanna River, and plentiful festivals and events, Harrisburg is a magnet for cyclists and pedestrians.
Harrisburg's 50,000 shade trees, 4.5-mile-long Riverfront Park and 20-mile greenbelt around the city showcase its modern skyline, lovely old cathedrals, elegant Capitol complex and well-maintained historic districts.
The surrounding Pennsylvania Dutch countryside, with its covered bridges, farms, restored mansions and rich Civil War history, is equally inviting.
Six four-year colleges in the area add musical events, drama — and youthful energy.
Happy couple enjoys the resort lifestyle at Traditions of America at Liberty Hills
For a number of years, Bob and Sally Houser lived on Neville Island on the Ohio River and enjoyed their yard, dock and boat. The couple had completely remodeled their house, and were busy being fulltime homeowners.
A few years ago, they began to question whether they wanted to spend time tending flowers and mowing grass in the spring and summer and shoveling and blowing snow in the winter.
Pittsburgh in Top 25 Best Places to Retire
"The Steel City" has evolved from its rusty roots to become a cosmopolitan place that ranks among the most livable in the nation.
Cities Where Housing is Recession-Proof – State College & Pittsburgh, PA!
Your home may be worth more than you think!
2 of the Nation’s 10 most recession-proof cities:
Pittsburgh, PA
State College, PA
Cities Where Housing is Recession-Proof – State College & Pittsburgh, PA!
Your home may be worth more than you think!
Where to Retire Magazine Names Silver Spring to List of Best Master-Planned Communities
Where to Retire reveals “The Short List: 50 Best Master-Planned Communities in the United States” in the bimonthly magazine’s July/August issue on newsstands June 21. Retirees today have their sights set on a dynamic and fulfilling retirement lifestyle, seeking out communities with friendly neighbors and amenities to keep their minds and bodies active. (Press release from Where to Retire Magazine.)
Traditions of America at Silver Spring, greater Harrisburg's leading 55 and over community, was named one of the "50 Best."
55+ Retirement Communities Offer Active Lifestyles, Peace of Mind (PennLive)
Pennsylvania NOW Magazine profiles Phil and Bridget Reemes, residents of Traditions of America at Silver Spring. "The Reemes ...aren't alone in their inclination toward a community designed specifically with their age bracket in mind."
Active Adult Communities and the New Consumer (Seniors for Living)
Seniors for Living blogger joins the party at a recent event and learns about both active adult communities and today's mature homebuyer. She shares her insights in a post and invites your comments - why would you consider an active adult community like Traditions of America?
Prepping Your Home For Sale: Q&A with Traditions' Vince Salvitti (Seniors For Living)
From the SeniorsForLiving.com Blog:
If you’re thinking of downsizing to a smaller home, making a transition to an active adult community, or looking for some other type of housing (many boomers/seniors are leaving the suburbs and moving into condos/townhomes in cities nationwide), there are things you can do to ensure a quick and successful sale.
Consider the advice offered here by Vincent Salvitti, a ReSale manager with Traditions Realty. (Traditions Realty is part of Traditions of America, a nationally-recognized developer of 55+ active adult communities.)
Active Adult Builder Sustains Buyer Demand With Resale Program (Builder Magazine)
Niche Housing Markets See Growth (Cumberland Sentinel)
The housing market may seem like a deflated balloon around the country, but at least one area developer is flying high.
Sales at Traditions of America's five active adult communities across the state, including its Silver Spring Township development, have been going strong, according to company officials.
"We are bucking the trend," said J.B. Reilly, one of the principals behind Traditions of America. "We have a good operation and we're in the right part of the market."
Building a New Tradition - Traditions of America at Mount Joy (Lancaster Sunday News)
A profile of Traditions of America at Mount Joy in the Lancaster Sunday News.
Pennsylvania Retirement Communities Host Wellness Events
Traditions of America, the leader in 55+ Lifestyle Communities, announces today upcoming wellness events at each of its five communities throughout Pennsylvania. Events are scheduled to provide an exciting, informative day of educational, hands-on activities and resources to help attendees live better, happier, more balanced lives.
PBS 39 Lehigh Valley Interviews Traditions of America's J.B.Reilly
Traditions of America, Pennsylvania's leading builder of lifestyle communities for 55+ home buyers, was recently featured on the Lehigh Valley's "Tempo" television news magazine, part of programming for Lehigh Valley PBS 39. J.B. Reilly, Managing Director for Traditions of America, delivered positive news for concerned home buyers.
Super Game Plan
Traditions of America residents moved from New York and New Jersey to escape high taxes and get a better value in their new homes. But they didn't give up rooting for the home team!









