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November 3, 2005
The Real Estate Adviser: Local event part of Aging in Place Week
By TOM KELLY
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Households of all ages have roots in their communities and strong emotional ties to their residences. Few people want to move solely because their house no longer fits their needs. The problems faced by older individuals are compounded by the fact that they live in the oldest housing stock.
If you want to stay in the home, how do your prioritize your projects? How do you judge need versus want? Many of the answers will be provided at National Aging In Place Week, November 6-12, featuring a series of programs and seminars offered in dozens of communities across the country and coordinated by the Aging In Place Council and the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association (NRMLA).
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