They want to live in nice home, whether
it’s in a four-storey, condo-style building
or whether it’s in a bungalow. They want
the comfort of knowing it’s secure and it’s
going to be looked after when they travel
or when they’re spending time with their
grandchildren.
“We’re very big on creating community.
It’s actually a good part of our core values,
regardless if it’s our condo product or our
seniors’ product,” Golightly said. “Underly-
ing everything we do is all about creating
community but we try to do it in a way
that allows people to create community
on their terms. We don’t force it.”
Their developments cater to a wide age
range, beginning with the active adult life-
style residences that often attract empty
nesters determined to downsize so they
can spend more time travelling or enjoying
recreational activities. These homes offer
the architectural features and premium fin-
ishings sought by discerning homeowners,
located in a vibrant urban atmosphere. The
luxury retirement lifestyle draws an older
group who still enjoy independent living
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