The pandemic is making many people reconsider their options when it comes to where they live. As company policies about working remotely have changed, the idea of relocating is much more realistic and achievable. In particular, people living in densely populated cities are realizing that moving to a quieter, less populated area is not only

COVID-19, and in turn, quarantine, has changed the daily lives of many, and most affected are those who live in densely populated cities. City dwellers have been forced inside smaller homes with less room to roam and fewer public spaces to explore­­––at least not without breaking social distance. With many public spaces closed, remote working

A simple idea has turned into a movement. Meals for Medical is taking donations to provide free food to the medical professionals on Savannah’s front lines. Landings resident and club member, Jennifer Green, started Meals for Medical as a way for the community to show thanks to the ER doctors, nurses and emergency workers who

a/o MAY 18, 2020 We know this is a difficult, unprecedented time with many communities across the country dealing with COVID-19. We also realize that you may be thinking about a move to The Landings in the future, and we want to keep you updated on how we are handling this issue. We have begun

Once you start living the island life, moving away seems crazy. But for people who are hoping to downsize when they’re ready for the post-retirement phase, there are plenty of options to keep you near The Landings. Residents can maintain the lifestyle they’re used to, surrounded by the community (and golf courses) they’ve come to