NorthJersey.com
The phases of retirement
Everyone loves to read "The Best/Worst Places to Retire," but the choice of where to live in your non-working years is about more than just financial analysis and weather, isn't it?
2012-01-19
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Senior Housing News
Financing Senior Care Renovation: Less Risky Alternative to New Construction?
With nursing homes across the nation an average of nearly four decades old, and providers seeking to meet shifting preferences for less institutional, more residential facilities, there’s an increasing need for facelifts and improvements.
2012-01-19
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Pasadena (CA) Star-News
Planning for retirement? Consider relocation
Among all the financial decisions you might make while planning for retirement, where you choose to live can be among the most important.
2012-01-16
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Naples (FL) News
Retirement communities adjust as market makes it tough for seniors to sell homes
To overcome the problems, retirement communities began offering real estate concierge services to prospective clients. ... All in all, the marketing options which retirement communities have adopted to survive the recession and beyond are working.
2012-01-16
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Senior Housing News
Top 10 Trends in Senior Housing for 2012
Adaptability is one of the cornerstones of human evolution. ... we enter a new chapter that allows the senior housing industry to adapt to the the influence of politics, economics and society.
2012-01-09
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55 and Older Active Adult Retirement Communities
Comprehensive Listing of active adult retirement communities.
2012
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Time Magazine - Money
5 Myths About Retirement Homes
Developers have made great strides in recent years, presenting seniors with vastly more appealing alternatives than the traditional nursing home. Still, misconceptions about retirement villages abound and may lead boomers—acting on their own behalf or for an aging parent—to dismiss these living quarters out of hand.
2011-12-30
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