Cooper Point Village had individual homes with a garage. The three-bedroom had the two-car garage and the two-bedroom had the one-car garage. They're separate except for about four or five of them that were in a duplex type area, and those were definitely independent. A lady said, "If you come in here, you're just gonna love it." The staff was polite and caring. You have your own area where you could do your own cooking. It also had a clubhouse where people get together for potluck or whatever. The residents I interacted with were very pleasant and great to get along with. The homes were very neatly taken care of.

Cooper Point Village was older, and they were filled up quite a bit. It looks like a community home, which was nice too. They were bigger, they had a garage, and all that stuff with it. It was like a little village of condos, and they were all just one-floor buildings around. I liked the fact that it felt more like a house and not an apartment, which was nice. What I liked about it was they have a pool and they are going to get organized with water aerobics, and they have a dance floor, so they were going to have exercising and that kind of thing. But, it hasn't come to fullness yet; it is still in the talking stage.