A new study from Point revealed nearly 90% of homeowners nationwide aged 50-80 want to remain in their homes, but many remain unprepared for the costs of necessary home improvements to do so.
Read More »Seniors Remain Vulnerable to Housing Market Fluctuations
“Demand for affordable, accessible housing, in-home services, and neighborhood supports and amenities is set to soar—yet right now, we fall well short of meeting even today’s needs,” said Jennifer Molinsky with the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.
Read More »Out-of-State Relocations for Retirees at Five-Year High
Nearly 400,000 American retirees moved their residences during 2020, the highest number in five years. According to a data study by the moving services website HigherAHelper.com analyzing the latest U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey, the number of relocating retirees ...
Read More »Senior Housing Wealth Hits $7.14T
A recent report reveals that seniors aged 62 and older have seen their housing wealth hit record highs. Find out what is driving the increase.
Read More »How Best to “Age in Place”
A new study examines how Americans can have a better retirement and “age in place.” Click through to see what they found.
Read More »The Rising Value of Senior’s Homes
Homeowners aged 62 and up are sitting on trillions in home equity, and rising. Click through to find out how senior mortgage debt and increased home values impacted equity.
Read More »Home Equity Among Retirees
According to a study by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, housing equity for homeowners aged 62 and older increased by $149 billion between Q3 2017 and Q4 2017, hitting a massive total of $6.6 trillion. The National Reverse Mortgage ...
Read More »Senior Housing Market Remains Strong After Post-Election Surge
The National Association of Homebuilders’ 55+ Housing Market Index revealed for Q1 2017 revealed a 12 point drop from Q4 2016, but the senior housing market is still in a strong area. Present sales fell 12 points to 62, expected sales fell seven points to 68, and prospective buyer traffic decreased 15 points to 34.
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