Gone are the days of sleepy, gated retirement communities in secluded, suburban settings. Millions of baby boomers reaching retirement age today are demanding a more urban style of living, and developers are beginning to respond.
"One of the things we`re seeing with the population over 65 is they
want to stay in the heart of their community," Mather LifeWays Senior
Vice President Gale Morgan said. "Boomers are saying `I want ease of
access, I don`t want to have to get in my car to go to the restaurant or
the doctor.` The urban lifestyle is getting more and more popular." ...
RSK: Not sure where I would like to be. More crime in the heart of the city but convenience is always a factor.
Ken Notes: I have been suggesting for years now Madison needs a senior complex downtown...
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