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Does “Aging in Place” Make the Most Sense?

Does “Aging in Place” Make the Most Sense? | Keeping Current Matters

A desire among many seniors is to “age in place.” According to the Senior Resource Guide, the term means, “…that you will be remaining in your own home for the later years of your life; not moving into a smaller home, assisted living, or a retirement community etcetera.” There is no doubt about it – there’s a comfort in staying in a home you’ve lived in for many years instead of moving to a totally new or unfamiliar environment. There is, however, new information that suggests this might not be the best option for everyone.

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How Buyers Can Win By Downsizing in 2020

How Buyers Can Win By Downsizing in 2020 | Keeping Current Matters

Home values have been increasing for 92 consecutive months, according to the National Association of Realtors. If you’re a homeowner, particularly one looking to downsize your living space, that’s great news, as you’ve likely built significant equity in your home.

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Seniors Are on the Move in the Real Estate Market

Seniors Are on the Move in the Real Estate Market | Keeping Current Matters

Did you know August 21st is National Senior Citizens Day? According to the United States Census, we honor senior citizens today because,

 "Throughout our history, older people have achieved much for our families, our communities, and our country. That remains true today and gives us ample reason…to reserve a special day in honor of the senior citizens who mean so much to our land.

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Multigenerational Homes Are on the Rise

Multigenerational Homes Are on the Rise | Keeping Current Matters

As loved ones start to get older, we start to wonder: how long will they be able to live alone?  Will they need someone there to help them with daily life? There’s a reason to ask those questions now more than ever, as the average age in the U.S. is 78 years old!  As a result, 41% of Americans in the market are searching for a home that can accommodate a multigenerational family.

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