Nationally recognized as a leader in over 55 housing for 20 years, Traditions of America is based in Radnor, Pennsylvania and focuses on developing award-winning retirement communities and building low-maintenance homes for people age 55+. Innovative programs and a team passionate about customer satisfaction have led to rapid and sustained growth, often bucking economic trends.
Traditions of America was the proud recipient of EIGHT Best of 55+ Housing Awards at the 2018 International Builders' Show in Orlando Florida in January, competing with builders nationwide in a variety of categories.
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Two of the best places in the country to retire are in Central Pennsylvania, according to US News & World Report.
Also in the works is a community called Pinnacle at Adams, which Traditions of America is developing in Butler County. The Radnor-based company already has built several successful local adult communities, including Sewickley Ridge and Summer Seat, in Allegheny County, but Pinnacle at Adams will offer homes beginning at $350,000 that are a little larger and offer such natural amenities as outdoor fitness stations an an on-site pond for kayaking and canoeing.
Traditions of America at Silver Spring will host a grand opening celebration for its newly expanded clubhouse on Sunday, October 23rd from 1-3pm. An estimated 4,500 square feet have been added, bringing it to a total of 12,500 square feet.
Traditions of America sold 30% of its estate home community, Pinnacle at Adams, in 45 minutes, proving that adults 55 and over are greatly anticipating this new concept in active retirement living. Pinnacle at Adams is an exclusive enclave of only 55 homes situated in a 77-acre natural setting in Butler County.
Traditions of America has revealed the community plan and details about pre-construction pricing for Pinnacle at Adams, an innovative new concept of active living communities for adults 55 and up. 200 prospective homebuyers attended Preview Events to learn more about the estate homes and low-maintenance lifestyle to be offered by the award-winning homebuilder.
Traditions of America at Silver Spring recently celebrated the Grand Opening of a newly expanded Clubhouse.
Traditions of America, the National 55+ Builder of the Year, will hold two information sessions to introduce a new type of 55+ community in Butler County, Pinnacle at Adams.
Traditions of America 55 and over homeowners are part of a boom in baby boomer home purchases within the Lehigh Valley.
Traditions of America at Summer Seat secured its reputation as the leading developer of 55+ active lifestyle communities in Pennsylvania after securing 39 deposits in 45 minutes.
Traditions of America at Summer Seat's VIP Pre-Sales event was nothing short of a success as the community secured 39 deposits on new homes in just 45 minutes.
Traditions of America hosted informational sessions for their newest Ohio Township community, Summer Seat, in which they revealed the community plan and details about Pre-Construction "Pioneer Pricing."
Lifestyle is the driving force behind the messaging of Traditions of America's 55 and over communities.
Traditions of America is developing a new 55 and over community in Ohio Township called Summer Seat.
Traditions of America 55 and over homeowners within Lehigh Valley upsizing and customizing their new homes.
Traditions of America the leading developers of PA retirement communities sees exceptional growth in 2015 and features in BUILDER's premier list of the top 200 builders in the country.
“All our friends thought we were crazy to do it, but once they came and saw the community, saw our house, they just loved it.” The Retsches are among a growing segment driving housing trends for those 50 and older, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.