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Only you can answer that question, in regard to what you value and what negatives you are experiencing where you currently live. "Ridiculously quiet" is not a bad thing unless you tend to make a lot of noise.
"Is it true"? I don't know how we can determine that with any certainty, but I suspect it would be quiet in most cases. Depending on what recreational activities they host there.
I can easily imagine this being desirable after reaching a certain age, if you are uncomfortable where you currently live and don't see any other more desirable locations in the area where you want to live.
I know some boisterous seniors, and some that keep their radio and tv up loud, so it's not a given that it will be ridiculously quiet. It will be quieter than a family complex or a place full of college students though.
I'd go for the senior complex in a heartbeat if I could.
I know some boisterous seniors, and some that keep their radio and tv up loud, so it's not a given that it will be ridiculously quiet. It will be quieter than a family complex or a place full of college students though.
I'd go for the senior complex in a heartbeat if I could.
agreed here.
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