By: Jeff Ostrowski | Palm Beach Post
Bruce Weisberg was scarcely old enough to live in an over-55 community when he closed on a $700,000 home at Valencia Bay west of Boynton Beach.
Weisberg, who moved to the active-adult development from Boston in 2017, has no regrets. In fact, he loves the full schedule of organized activities at Valencia Bay’s clubhouse.
Weisberg is active in the community’s photography club. His husband, Serge, teaches dance classes at Valencia Bay.
“You can stay busy all day if you want,” Weisberg says. “You’re really buying a lifestyle — it’s a resort-style lifestyle.”
Judging from the continued boom in active-adult developments in Palm Beach County, there’s no shortage of older buyers who are keen on the updated version of Florida retirement — which still promises low taxes, but not as much golf.
