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kpd3062 04-21-2019 08:27 AM

Average age by village
 
I have always assumed that the newer villages have an average resident age lower than any of the established villages. I know eventually as people move away there are changes in the established villages. In your experience do you find it true that these newer villages have a much younger average age? Does anyone track the demographics by village? Thanks Ken

champion6 04-21-2019 08:34 AM

In your experience do you find it true that these newer villages have a much younger average age?
Younger - Yes, from my casual observation. I wouldn't say much younger.

Does anyone track the demographics by village?
No - to the best of my knowledge. In my opinion, this would be an impossible task to perform once, let alone maintain over time.
If the developer is tracking this, they are not publishing it.

villagerjack 04-21-2019 10:05 AM

Why are you interested in the ages of the residents in The Villages? Do you track the ages of the folks in your current location ?

OrangeBlossomBaby 04-21-2019 10:15 AM

I'll be curious to see how the Census Bureau handles this question in the upcoming census. The Villagers each live in the town their property lies in, however the property is also part of a specific subdivision, within another specific subdivision, within a larger subdivision that encompasses three different counties and several different towns and local voting districts.

It's a fascinating question from a demographics perspective.

villagerjack 04-21-2019 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Jazuela (Post 1643778)
I'll be curious to see how the Census Bureau handles this question in the upcoming census. The Villagers each live in the town their property lies in, however the property is also part of a specific subdivision, within another specific subdivision, within a larger subdivision that encompasses three different counties and several different towns and local voting districts.

It's a fascinating question from a demographics perspective.

What would you do with that information if you were able to obtain it ?

photo1902 04-21-2019 10:50 AM

Geez. Two people asked an innocent question/observation, and all of the sudden paranoia sets in. Lighten up, people.

golf2140 04-21-2019 10:51 AM

They go by, Old, Older and oldest !!!!!!

CFrance 04-21-2019 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 1643793)
Geez. Two people asked an innocent question/observation, and all of the sudden paranoia sets in. Lighten up, people.

:agree:

billethkid 04-21-2019 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by golf2140 (Post 1643794)
They go by, Old, Older and oldest !!!!!!

Of course.
The newest areas are inhabited by those OLD enough to be there.
Around Sumter Landing....folks are older.

And by Spanish Springs and the Historic district being the oldest.

So moves the age/logic wave......until re-sales come along and mix it all up. That would be somewhere around 10% old (youngest) per year blending into all categories.

There goes the generational wave.

kansasr 04-21-2019 11:32 AM

About the closest you could come to this type of data would be average voter age by CDD:

73.5 Lady Lake
73.9 CDD 1
74.2 CDD 2
73.7 CDD 3
73.0 CDD 4
72.5 CDD 5
72.1 CDD 6
71.1 CDD 7
70.3 CDD 8
69.3 CDD 9
67.7 CDD 10
66.8 CDD 11
66.0 CDD 12

Bogie Shooter 04-21-2019 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Jazuela (Post 1643778)
I'll be curious to see how the Census Bureau handles this question in the upcoming census. The Villagers each live in the town their property lies in, however the property is also part of a specific subdivision, within another specific subdivision, within a larger subdivision that encompasses three different counties and several different towns and local voting districts.

It's a fascinating question from a demographics perspective.

What are these towns our property lies in? Where do you read about subdivisions in The Villages?

Bogie Shooter 04-21-2019 11:42 AM

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Nucky 04-21-2019 11:56 AM

My next door neighbors Social Security Number is #1. Don't even think that it's not good living in the Pre Hysterical Section. I'm the KID over here at 60. Older peoples are cool, mostly!

jebartle 04-21-2019 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by golf2140 (Post 1643794)
They go by, Old, Older and oldest !!!!!!

You forgot "older than dirt", giggle!

kpd3062 04-21-2019 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by photo1902 (Post 1643793)
Geez. Two people asked an innocent question/observation, and all of the sudden paranoia sets in. Lighten up, people.

Thanks Photo, didn’t mean any offense to anyone else, just good to know information.


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