Want to literally waste away your retirement in Margaritaville? Congratulations, you can do it right here in Texas.
R.I.P. Jimmy Buffet, but his Margaritaville legacy is living on. Especially here in Texas. The Margaritaville Restaurant is still going strong over in San Antonio. South Padre Island has a Margaritaville Beach Resort and Lake Conroe has a Margaritaville Lake Resort. Those are more like vacation spots. The new Margaritaville opening in Texas will be a place for you to live year round.
Texas City Getting Margaritaville Adult Community
For those 55 and older, you can move to Margaritaville in Texas City. The goal for the site is to have 3,500 homes and have it ready to open in 2028. The Daytona Beach location is actually sold out in Florida. They have another two already open right now, one in South Carolina, the other in Hilton Head, Florida.
How Much Does It Cost to Live at Margaritaville?
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For just the most basic house available, that starts around $350,000. The more spacious and luxurious ones go for around $900,000. With it being a private community, don't forget about those lovely HOA fees just under $400. The property will also have a restaurant on site and a theater as well. Plus a community pool and activities areas as well.
If you want to spend your retirement in Margaritaville, you can click here to sign up for more info. We will wait and see if the Texas locations sell out as quickly as the Florida one did.
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