By Megan Lucas
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t’s that time again. Halloween is just around the corner! You already know that your community has rockin’ costumes and great people but how do you turn the traditional trick-or- -
hood looks forward to every year?
When it comes to community parties, listening to your residents is key. What do the people want to see? What age demographic is your neighborhood comprised of? Mostly families, singles or active adults? Knowing what types of activities these age groups enjoy will help you design the perfect celebration that will draw attention to your get-together. Don’t be too fast to count out adults when it cards, can influence even your oldest of residents to dust off that - tume, best potluck item, etc.
addresses whenever someone new moves in. This is a sure way to make people aware of the happenings within their HOA. If you have a newsletter, run an ad several months out to build excitement. The
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more excited you are, the more ex- cited your residents will get. When residents call to ask questions about their HOA, make sure that they are aware of the upcoming party. Most importantly, invite them to attend! If you have a clubhouse, place a fly- er on all major entrances and have them available for pick-up at the can also be used if you have a larger community with no clubhouse or low common area usage.
PARTY PLANNING FOR YOUR HOA
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