Toll Brothers Retirement Communities in the Northeast

Toll Brothers was founded in 1967 by Robert Toll. During the next 45 years the now publicly-owned company expanded to build residential communities in 20 states. Responding to the changing demographics as Baby Boomers age, Toll Brothers has entered the Over-55 retirement community segment of the home-building niche. Despite the prevailing stereotype that retirees move south, Toll Brothers has built several retirement communities for active adults in the Northeast in the states of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. The Regency at Prospect located in Prospect, Connecticut features town homes in the upper-$200,000 range. There are two over-55 active adult communities in Massachusetts. The Regency at Methuen, in Methuen, Massachusetts contains town homes and detached single family homes in the mid-$300,000 range. The Regency at Assabet Ridge, in Marlborough, Massachusetts has town homes also in the mid-$300,000 range. Three Toll Brothers active adult communities call New Jersey home. All three of the New Jersey over-55 active communities provide single family homes. Princeton Manor (Kendall Park, NJ) homes run in the upper-$300,000 range - as do the homes in the Regency at Monroe (Monroe, NJ). The coastal active adult community in Forked River, NJ (Sea Breeze at Lacey) runs a bit less selling in the low $300,000s. Toll Brothers has built a condominium retirement community in Fishkill, New York (Regency at Fishkill) with units selling in the mid $300,000s. Pennsylvania hosts 3 Toll Brothers retirement communities in its eastern portion. The Regency at Yardley (Yardley, PA) is the most expensive in the low-$400,000 range. Both the Meadow Glen at Skippack (Skippack, PA) and the Regency at Providence (Collegeville, PA) sell homes. Meadow Glen homes run in the low $300,000s, while the homes in Regency at Providence go in the upper $300,000s.