senior housing

The New “Nesters”: Not Empty, Not Full, Just Right

Amara RoseOctober 16, 2018October 17, 2018

by Amara RoseOctober 16, 2018October 17, 201811649

In the past, granny units weren’t typically inhabited by grannies. Most such units served as an income source for the homeowner, and were rented out to twenty-somethings who were getting their feet wet in the job market. Or, in more recent economic times, to people of all ages who need

Space, The Final Frontier: Seniors Living Apart Together

Amara RoseAugust 22, 2017August 20, 2017

by Amara RoseAugust 22, 2017August 20, 20172 614

People choose not to cohabit for various reasons. They may live far apart geographically, and love their respective homes too much to move. Or they want to remain near kids/grandkids. A huge issue for older adults is lifestyle, and feeling that each partner’s long-standing habits might not mesh well under

Smart Enough for Seniors

Amara RoseJanuary 17, 2017January 16, 2017

by Amara RoseJanuary 17, 2017January 16, 20171654

The Housing Shift: Part 1 While the majority of seniors hope to age in place, especially given the plethora of services and technologies available to make it easier than ever before to remain safely at home, some people will need or choose to move into a senior living community, whether

All-Access? Matching Building Design to Elder Needs

Amara RoseJune 24, 2014June 30, 2014

by Amara RoseJune 24, 2014June 30, 20142 600

When you're discussing aging in place with your reverse mortgage clients and prospects, seek to discover what areas may need special attention if they're to remain safely in their long-term home — or, especially, if they're considering relocating and choosing a HECM for Purchase.

Senior Cohousing: Meeting the Needs of a New Generation

Amara RoseJanuary 14, 2014January 20, 2014

by Amara RoseJanuary 14, 2014January 20, 20143 970

"Boomers are changing the retirement community paradigm," says cohousing expert Kathryn McCamant.

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senior housing

The New “Nesters”: Not Empty, Not Full, Just Right

Space, The Final Frontier: Seniors Living Apart Together

Smart Enough for Seniors

All-Access? Matching Building Design to Elder Needs

Senior Cohousing: Meeting the Needs of a New Generation

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