Vista Grande Villa

Vista Grande Villa recognizes and is saddened by the recent events that have transpired across our nation. We realize that as a nation, we have so much more work to do to address the racial inequality in our communities.

Although life plan communities offer residents many conveniences and amenities, the top reason that seniors visit, and eventually move to Vista Grande Villa, is their desire to move to a community with a full continuum of care services. Not knowing what services they may need in the future, a continuum of care promises their needs will be taken care of, without needing to move again.

Spring is typically considered the best time to sell a home. As the weather warms, interested buyers come out of hibernation, often with the goal of getting moved in before their children’s school year starts in the fall. The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown a monkey wrench in the U.S. real estate market during what would typically be a busy season. But there may be cause for some optimism if you are considering selling your home.

It’s understandable if you find the news headlines frightening. Each day, the death toll of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic climbs higher. And it also seems like nearly every day, there’s a new story about a nursing home hit with cases of COVID-19 among their residents and/or staff.

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News and Events

Diversity and Inclusion at Vista Grande Villa

Crunch the Numbers: Staying in Your Home vs. Moving to a Life Plan Community

Should I Sell My Home During a Pandemic?

Lessons in Resiliency from Vista Grande Villa Residents