The villages can be considered cheap when compared to 1/2 the country, I’ve lived in some of those places. Our taxes are 1/3 the price in other states, and a bonus to retirees, no state income tax.
When you have tens of thousands leaving other states and flocking to Florida/Tennessee/texas, these states will have no problems selling real estate.
As for adopting the current lifestyle, have you compared the villages north of 466 to the villages south of 44? The developers have made huge improvements to the infrastructure, house designs, sporting activities, and the landscaping compared to the older homes in TV. The lack of golf courses south of 44 will be fixed with the new courses being built on the other side of the bridge.
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