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Should You Follow Gov. Crist's Recommendations to Invest in Florida Residential Real Estate? (First in a Series)
Anyone looking for ways to increase their investment income in the current recession might do well to consider the recent words of Florida Gov Charlie Christ, who has recommended that more of the Florida retirement pension funds be invested in Florida residential real estate

Active Adult Retirement Living Communities Not Sidelined by Housing Market Concerns
GL Homes has only 26 homesites remaining in popular Florida retirement living community in Boynton Beach, Florida


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Central Florida Retirement Homes
You do not need to visit multiple sites in order to know what living conditions are best for you in your golden years, there are plenty of options within the central florida retirement homes; that you will wonder why you did not move there sooner.

Luxury Orlando Retirement Homes Community Offers $49 Vacation Getaway for Two During Discovery Days
To promote its new Orlando golf homes community for those ages 55 and better, Solivita® is offering a $49, 3 day, 2 night get away for couples that includes hotel, complimentary lunch and free access to the community's many luxurious recreational activities.

Grand Opening at Solivita's® Courtyards at Montelena Showcases 4 Furnished Models
Beginning October 6th, Orlando golf homes aficionados can now view 4 new furnished maintenance-free courtyard Avatar homes located in one of the most sought-after Orlando retirement homes communities.

Capmark Originates $24.7 Million for Refinance of Two Florida Senior Housing Properties
Capmark Finance Inc. (Capmark Finance) originated a total of $24,700,000 in debt for the refinance of two Florida seniors housing properties owned by subsidiaries of Hallmark Housing LLC.

Crisis in Aging: Disability and Alzheimer's: Lack of Caregivers Threatens South Florida Seniors' Ability to Stay Home
A crisis in aging, fueled by increasing numbers of South Florida seniors with Alzheimer's disease and disabilities, and a decreasing work force to care for them, threatens the ability of those older adults to remain at home, according to a Florida-based senior care business owner.


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