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Pickleball is Just the Beginning: 15 Trending Recreation Activities That Will Dominate Communities in 2025
Pickleball's meteoric rise isn't slowing down: it's exploded with nearly 15% growth in just the first half of 2025 alone. But here's the thing: while everyone's talking about pickleball courts popping up everywhere, it's actually just the tip of the iceberg for what's transforming community recreation. We're seeing a complete shift in how neighborhoods, HOAs, and recreation centers think about bringing people together. It's not just about traditional sports anymore: it's abo
luanneberk
Dec 23, 20254 min read


Tech-Savvy Communities Are Crushing It: 10 Digital Tools That Boost Recreation Participation by 300%
Remember when getting residents excited about community programs meant posting flyers on bulletin boards and hoping for the best? Those days are officially over. Smart communities across the country are leveraging digital technology to transform their recreation programs, and the results are absolutely mind-blowing. We're talking about participation rates that have skyrocketed, engagement levels that would make social media managers jealous, and residents who actually look fo
luanneberk
Nov 19, 20254 min read


Green HOAs Are the Future: How Sustainable Recreation Programs Save Money AND Attract Millennials
The writing's on the wall: green HOAs aren't just a trend, they're the future of community living. And here's the kicker: sustainable recreation programs don't just help the planet, they're actually saving communities serious cash while becoming major magnets for millennials and Gen Z homebuyers. If your HOA's still thinking "going green" is just about recycling bins and maybe some solar panels, you're missing out on a massive opportunity. Smart communities are discovering th
luanneberk
Nov 17, 20254 min read


The Ultimate Guide to Transforming Dead HOA Amenities: Everything You Need to Succeed
We've all seen them: those forgotten corners of HOA communities where amenities sit empty, gathering dust and contributing nothing to resident satisfaction. Maybe it's the tennis court that's been converted into an unofficial storage area, or the community room that hasn't hosted an event in years. These "dead" amenities represent massive missed opportunities. Here's the good news: transforming underutilized spaces doesn't have to break the budget or require starting from scr
luanneberk
Nov 7, 20255 min read
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