For most, the move to PebbleCreek is all about exciting life changes – meeting new people, developing long delayed interests, challenging assumptions about what retirement looks like.
Over and over again, the PebbleCreek Active Adult experience meets those expectations – and often exceeds them. One need only look at our continued growth and […]
Yes, as I write this, PebbleCreek is feeling the impact of the Covid 19 pandemic. Not gonna lie about that. Our HOA facilities, including pools, gyms, game courts, libraries – pretty much everything is closed.
And yet. For the last month or so, and perhaps most especially while […]
PebbleCreek is a 55 and over Active Adult Community.
And that means a lot of things – but it does NOT mean that you have to be 55 years old to live here. There are provisions for folks to move here as long as one person in the home is […]
With the entire world, PebbleCreek is responding to the corona virus outbreak. Our restaurants are open for take out only. Events have been cancelled and residents are re-evaluating every routine of daily life.
If you are reading this during the outbreak, no matter where you live, I imagine that sounds familiar.
And […]
If you follow this blog, you know I don’t let FOUR MONTHS go by without a post. Let’s just say that my recent hosting conversion did not go well and some content was lost.
So, I am bummed about that. But we shall carry on.
One of the lost […]
It snowed in Chicago today. I mean, it is not even Halloween, and it snowed. By way of contrast, it is mostly sunny here in PebbleCreek with a forecasted high of 72.
The weather is one of the primary reasons that 200 people arrive in the greater Phoenix area on a daily […]
Every year, Money Magazine publishes a list of the 100 best places to live in the United States. This year, Goodyear, AZ (the home of PebbleCreek) made the list at number 22.
Other towns that made the list include Columbia, MD; Naperville, IL; Asheville, NC; and Bend, OR.
According to the Money Magazine […]
Over the summer I visited Maine, New Hampshire, Cape Cod and even Chicago. As a transplant to Arizona from the midwest/east coast, I wondered how I would feel as I visited my previous geography… would I find myself drawn back to the green landscapes? The humid air? The ocean? […]
