Self-assisted living
What's Age Got To Do With It? No matter how old you are, the idea of controlling your own destiny seems to be attractive. Post-50 People and "boomers" like the couple seen here can envision and plan the how and where to live -- today and into the future as we review our thoughts on planned independence. Here, go deeper into the possibilities for practical and beautiful dwellings of Your Choice.
I N D E P E N D E N C E post50
"It is reassuring to have the possibility of calling a house your Home for a Lifetime." And boomer consumers absolutely have the buying power to do so BY DESIGN when planning a place to live with: 1) Reduced capital costs
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In large part, Post 50 People are active and healthy and plan to enjoy an independent lifestyle Research points out certain priorities on the self-assisted living wish list.
PRIORITIES RESEARCH Charles Schewe, PhD GO TO the column of one of our resident experts on marketing to boomers- |
HOW MANY ARE ON YOUR LIST OF PRIORITIES? 1. Not being dependent on our children 2. Living not too far from our children and grandchildren 3. Securing a pet-friendly environment
4. Living in natural neighborhoods and/or inter-generational dwellings
5. Incorporating universal design elements in lifelong homes 6. Doing the financial analysis for an affordable budget- short and long term. 7. Going for a " neighborly feeling" 9. Considering year-round out-of-doors activities 11. Cultural activities available 12. Being near a college and learning opportunities 13. Having excellent medical facilities nearby 14. YOGA! 15. Creating Post 50-Friendly Day Spas |
YOUR WISHES IMPACT THE CONSUMER MARKET
"We
all need to put our own minds to work on rethinking our own aging and view life’s
second half as a time of renewal and meaning rather than a time to retreat from
purposeful living... ." Richard Ambrosius.
"Boomer" Consumers Demands |
1. FUNCTIONALITY AND BEAUTY 2. ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES & BENEFITS incorporated into home design plans before an emergency occurs 3. BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE INTO DEEP MATURITY GO TO the column of one of our resident experts on marketing to boomers- |
FUNCTIONAL, ACCESSIBLE, BEAUTIFUL
Self-assisted living
Stunning and functional. That’s what today’s boomer home owners request when planning self-assisted living.
Asking "boomer" clients- who have planned ahead to live independently in their homes has given me a heads-up about the relationship between stunning, functional, and “aging-in-place” – The Sage Companion Project asked- about the concept - what is that all about? We wanted to know--when the objective is "stunning and functional"- what Post 50 People might recommend. Here's what we discovered:
1. It is a good idea to consult with a real estate Specialist and/or a Certified Aging In-Place Specialist (CAPS) when planning home remodeling projects. In fact, "boomers" who have planned ahead advise that it is a good idea to consult with experts regardless of age or physical ability - for every stage of life.
Creating spaces that can be used by
people of all ages and abilities is central to the concept of universal design
which focuses on beauty and functionality.
2. The objective is seamlessly to incorporate accessibility features
into a design plan for the home- before it becomes an emergency. That way, the
results are beautiful and work for all- from kids to grandparents.
3. Into deep maturity : Living at home safely, independently and comfortably, regardless of age, income or ability level brings with it the pleasure of remaining in a familiar environment. There is much to be said, on many levels, about the ability to enjoy familiar daily rituals and the special events that enrich all our lives. According to the National Association of Home Builders' research on trends--Post 50 adult home owners prefer (and plan) to stay in “self-assisted living” (age-in-place) instead of making other housing accommodations.
THE ULTIMATE FEATHERED NEST
Planning a Place to Live |
AGING-IN-PALACE Open the way to inspire families and friends across the generations to simply go ahead with planning. Help secure "Staying Power" in the home of your choice -one that is thoughtfully
designed not only for
functionality, |
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