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Real Estate: Tom Kelly
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June 25, 2009
The Real Estate Adviser: Is it time for your parents to move?
By Tom Kelly
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Not all seniors want — or are able — to remain in the same house, especially after the loss of a spouse. While some choose to stay and “age in place” alone, others head to a community near an adult child.
Many older folks want to remain independent and choose a small, single-family home while others choose to try an apartment. They often have specific issues and needs – the same issues and needs baby boomers will face in a short few years.
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