At 69, we traded our empty-nester condo in the city for a much larger house in the suburbs

At first, I worried about how we'd fit in with our younger neighbors. Jackie Fishman My husband and I moved into a condo when we became empty nesters, but we started craving more space. We moved into a home in a suburban cul-de-sac — but worried we'd be much older than our neighbors. Surprisingly, we built beautiful friendships with our younger neighbors. When my husband and I first became empty nesters more than 20 years ago, we moved from our suburban Maryland home to a two-bedroom condo ...