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Originally Posted by TommyBoy9
I will likely be moving to TV within the year. I'm an active, single (divorced) man in my upper 50s. I am going back and forth between the idea of buying in the more established areas (in/around the 466/466A areas), or the newer areas down South. I'm wondering how many of you find/found that getting in with new neighbors, where everyone is likely to be more interested in establishing new friendships, is/was a great experience; vs. finding friends through the various clubs and going out, wherever they might live.
The first method is a bit more random but extremely convenient, but I just wonder if on average the excitement of the new neighborhood friendships tends to diminish after a year or two. Also please comment on what you see happening down south regarding development of activity centers (pools, pickle ball courts, golf course, Bocce ball, restaurants, pubs, etc) - does it appear that the activity center density will be as high down south as it is up north? Thanks
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We moved into Lake Deaton when it was a new neighborhood and got to meet others like outselves new to the area. We moved a couple of years ago to St. John's but have still kept in touch with our "old" friends while we've met new ones in our neighborhood.
Amenities are important to many especially those younger. It appears to me that there are few in the area of Lake Denham and Dabney. On the other hand, eventually there will be a number of choices below the turnpike. That area may be best for you.