Home > All articles Your advertisement here   HOUSING : Increasing Home Access : Designing for Visitability Visitability initiatives that support aging independently in one's home and community are the subject of this AARP Public Policy Institute Research Report... > Read BOOK : Long-Term Care Fraught With Uncertainties for Elderly Baby Boomers The continued decline of the nursing home - once the mainstay care for the frail elderly... > Read HOUSING : Age-qualified housing becoming more attractive to older adults Where will older adults choose to live, before or after their retirement? Among the choices is housing that is age-qualified, meaning at least one person meets an age requirement. > Read CONFERENCE : UK : Housing for the 50+ market Inspired by the change of season and a changing marketplace, the 50+ New England Housing Council (www.50plusne.com) 2007 Northeast Fall Symposium is bringing together industry experts who have proven strategies for success. > Read AGING IN COMMUNITY : How de coming Baby boomers will tranform traditional models of independent living For the next 18 years, one American will turn 60 years old every seven seconds. > Read HOUSING : Baby Boomers are Starting to Get It -- SeaSide Residential Resort Communities in Mexico The Generation of Baby Boomers who have experienced the most exciting and economically prosperous of all times are starting to look for retirement properties. > Read HOUSING : Hawaii Real Estate is Booming Due to Retirement of Baby Boomers Despite the “buyer’s market” that much of the United States is currently facing, Hawaii Real Estate continues to be a “sellers market” ... > Read REPORT : The age wave demands innovation across the board, including public policy, financial products, personal technology, housing, community design, and delivery of care Minnesota baby boomers (age 42-60) want more public policy, personal finance and technological options to help them maintain independence... > Read REPORT : 'Walkable' communities may make elders healthier Some of a neighborhood's features -- the length of its blocks, how many grocery stores or restaurants are nearby ... > Read > : New Home for the New Year...Not Likely, Says AARP AARP and AAHSA challenged the Administration and Congress to reverse alarming trends in housing for low income older Americans as the 2008 budget debate gets underway. > Read > Next Your advertisement here