Fortunately, modern course design seems to be about making the game enjoyable for varied skill sets. Take Trilogy Golf Club at Vistancia for example… Article by Scott Norton.
Face it; being green doesn’t have to mean living out in the sticks and off the grid. It is possible to enjoy high-end living and use less energy in the process. It’s just a matter of paying attention to what you buy and what you do. Article by Scott Norton. […]
Shea Green Certified homes are built with a combination of the most important and cost-effective standards for green residential building set by LEED. Article by Scott Norton. […]
All too often the comparison between two options comes down to “price” when it should come down to value. Article by Scott Norton.
Once you know what’s available and what it actually costs, then you’re in position to make an intelligent decision about buying in. Just asking the internet seems a little risky. Article by Scott Norton. […]
Buying a home is always a big deal. Buying a dream retirement home is a bigger deal. For most of us, this is the last home we’re going buy – so choosing wisely in terms of location and timing is “mission critical”. Article by Scott Norton. […]
It’s easy to get so caught up in the retirement dream that the retirement reality kind of slides out of perspective. Are you really prepared enough to buy a whole house there? Article by Scott Norton. […]
Funny thing about retiring as an active adult these days; everyone assumes you play golf. If you do play the game, then it’s a correct assumption and no big deal. But what if you don’t? Article by Scott Norton.
So, you’re an avid golfer and while you’ve been thinking about retiring as a way to get in more time on the links you read our recommendation on the Southeast Valley in the Phoenix Metro area. Sounded good, right? Then you remembered that you own a boat. Article by Scott Norton.
Not that I don’t love Napa, don’t get me wrong – there are some great wines coming out of Napa Valley, and it’s pretty, and I love visiting there as much as anyone. Article by Scott Norton.