An agrihood is a farm-centric community that combines agriculture and neighborhood. These communities are built on former working farms or land that is dedicated to agriculture. Agrihoods are considered lifestyle communities and offer a range of amenities such as community gardens, farm stores, hiking trails, and clubhouses. The homes in agrihoods are often environmentally friendly and energy efficient. The average home price in agrihoods is between $300,000 and $400,000. Agrihoods foster a sense of community and engagement with nature, providing residents with opportunities to connect with their neighbors and the land.

• Agrihoods are farm-centric communities that combine agriculture and neighborhood.
• These communities offer a range of amenities and foster a sense of community and engagement with nature.
• Homes in agrihoods are often environmentally friendly and energy efficient.
• Agrihoods provide opportunities for residents to connect with their neighbors and the land.

00:00 Introduction to Decluttering 55 Plus and the Concept of Agrihoods

01:25 Exploring the Housing Option of Agrihoods

08:04 The Design and Features of Agrihoods

09:28 Fostering Community and Relationships in Agrihoods

14:15 The Benefits of Living in an Agrihood

19:04 The Impact of the Pandemic on Agrihoods and Sustainable Living

22:12 How to Learn More About Agrihoods and Get a Special Discount on Anna DeSimone's Book

24:32 Closing Remarks and Call to Action

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In this conversation, Michelle Passoff interviews George Higby, an appraiser and host of the YouTube channel 'The Antique Nomad.' They discuss the value of items, the differences between estate sales and appraisals, and the importance of not getting stuck on sentimental or monetary value. They also touch on regional variations in the antique market and the importance of making decisions about belongings when downsizing or moving. The conversation emphasizes the need to let go of clutter and the importance of family involvement in the process.

• Don't get stuck on sentimental or monetary value when decluttering.
• Consider regional variations in the antique market when selling valuable items.
• Involve family members in the decision-making process when downsizing or moving.
• Letting go of clutter can free you to enjoy your space and experiences.

00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Decluttering

02:24 George Higby's Background and Expertise

04:14 Differences Between Estate Sales and Appraisals

05:51 Qualities and Education of an Appraiser

08:36 Regional Variations in the Antique Market

11:24 Selling Valuable Items: Estate Sales vs. Online

14:45 Trends in the Antique Market

15:41 The Value of Enjoyment over Monetary Value

20:23 Family Involvement in Decluttering

23:02 Conclusion and George Higby's YouTube Channel

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The conversation discusses the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, which provides educational opportunities for retirees. The institute was founded by Bernard Osher and offers classes on a wide range of topics, including technology, history, health, and the arts. The conversation covers how to find and join an Osher Institute, the cost of membership and courses, the availability of online classes, and the opportunity for travel programs. The conversation also mentions the importance of socialization and volunteering within the Osher community.

• The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute provides educational opportunities for retirees and offers classes on a wide range of topics.
• To find and join an Osher Institute, individuals can visit the Osher website and search for institutes near their location.
• Membership fees and course prices vary depending on the institute but generally range from $200 to $400 per year.
• Osher Institutes offer both in-person and online classes, with online offerings becoming more common during the pandemic.
• Travel programs are available at some Osher Institutes, offering day trips, domestic overnight trips, and international trips.
• Volunteering opportunities are also available within the Osher community, with various roles and committees to get involved in.

00:00 Introduction to the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

02:21 The Changing Landscape of Retirement

06:06 Finding and Joining an Osher Institute

08:01 Membership and Course Costs

10:57 Online Classes and the Impact of the Pandemic

13:49 Travel Programs and Social Events

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