When evaluating our product, neighborhoods that have an older demographic, like a retirement community, often express concern that their residents don’t have access to the Internet so they won’t use the neighborhood website.
My experience is that the age of a community is not an issue.
Case in point: Spruce Creek South is a retirement community in Florida. They currently have 651 residents that have registered for website access and subscribed to their email newsletter.
I have provided a screen shot of their email newsletter that was sent out today to give you an idea of the participation level in their community. My observation has been that older communities are very active, an in some cases, post more “Events” than any other neighborhoods that we have online.
UPDATE: According to the property management company for Spruce Creek South, the average age of a resident is 70 years old.
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Interested in this community. Looking to rent this winter(coming) with intention to look around for a permanent move.
We are new to the neighborhood and would like to know if there is a Marine Corps group that meets in the area.
This looks like a good community. I would sure add this on my place to consider.
Thanks for sharing this info. 🙂
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would like our updates sent to me again, have not been able to get on when i try. thanks, dianne
This unique blog, “Spruce Creek South:
Retirement Community for Active Adults eNeighbors Blog” was in fact amazing.
I’m printing out a replicate to clearly show my close friends.
Thank you,Sherrill
I can not receive this new letter, no matter how I try?
@Harry – I updated your notification preferences so you will receive the weekly email newsletter. If you need further assistance, please email support@eneighbors.com for help.
And if you’d like to adjust your notification preferences further, please follow the steps at https://eneighbors.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/200895457-How-to-change-your-email-notification-preferences.
is there a site where residents can talk back and forth about different issues? Such as keeping in touch with people during the storm?