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Largo is a city located in Pinellas County,
Florida, USA. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total
population of 69,371. As of 2004, the population recorded
by the U.S. Census Bureau is 71,704. Easy access to Tampa
Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Many new restaurants and shopping
areas to come.
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The city
of Largo is currently experiencing growth both in business and
residential subdivisions and communities. See
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Forecast
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1.
Midlife Junction
Somewhere between the child-rearing years and retirement lies
the Midlife Junction. Few households still have children.
Most of the labor force is still employed, but approaching
retirement. Almost a third are already drawing retirement
income. Most still own their homes, but many have moved into
multi-unit apartment buildings. The housing market is a mix
of single-family homes and low-density apartments, somewhere
between urban and rural. The residents of Midlife Junction
have a median age of 40 years and a median household income
of $42,900.
2. Retirement Communities
Congregate housing, which commonly includes meals and other
services with rent, is concentrated in this market. Although
retirement communities can also offer owner-occupied housing
and nursing care facilities, most are characterized by congregate
housing. Denizens of Retirement Communities include well-educated
retirees, almost a third aged 65 years or older, scattered
throughout the U.S., but mainly city dwellers. Median household
income is $44,400, but median net worth is over $175,000.
3. Senior Sun Seekers
Escaping from cold winter climates, many Senior Sun Seekers
have relocated permanently to warmer regions, and others are
snowbirds that move south only for the winter. Most are retired
or anticipate retirement. The median age of the population
in this market is 51.5 years, but over 60 percent of the householders
are 55 years or older. The areas favored by the seniors are
growth markets, especially in Florida, with available seasonal
housing. Most of the housing is either single-family or mobile
homes, with a median home value of $91,500.
Source: ESRI Business Information Solutions
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