Mixed-Age Communities Benefit Generations by Building Connections
The new Bridge Meadows intergenerational housing development brings seniors, former foster-care children, and their adoptive parents together in Redmond.
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The new Bridge Meadows intergenerational housing development brings seniors, former foster-care children, and their adoptive parents together in Redmond.
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Intergenerational communities are sprouting up as the need grows for homes that suit aging adults and their young charges.
Airbnb executive and ‘modern elder’ Chip Conley’s pitch to reinvent retirement living MarketWatch 4 days ago BEST NEW IDEAS IN RETIREMENT It’s been more than 60 years since America’s first large-scale retirement community, Sun City, opened to the “55 and better” set. And, boy, did they open, with a line of cars two miles long on opening day curious to see the six model units and the makeshift golf course just outside of Phoenix. Popular Searches Del Webb, the creator of Sun City, tapped into an unrecognized, existential need. Ever since the Social Security Act had become law i...
Inman Connect There are two types of charitable giving — one where you “give” to be noticed and one that’s a genuine interest in the philanthropy of your choice. People in the high and ultra-high net-worth segment can easily spot someone trying to buy themselves into their circle through a donation to a preferred charity and automatically distance themselves. Therefore, it’s good to align yourself with something charitable that mixes with your interests. This will naturally blend into a synergy where you and your practice can be a notable presence. 1. Giving to be noticed Red light!...