Category Archives: Housing

EngAGE is always interested in learning about housing options for seniors in other parts of the country. Here are three stories from Massachusetts that we think you’ll find interesting, too: Amesbury Housing Authority’s Heritage Towers is part of a “supportive housing … Continue reading →

Although it will be several more years before the project gets underway, the need is already apparent. “The 55 Laguna Project in San Francisco would include 330 multifamily market rate units, at least 32 affordable family units and…109 apartments geared … Continue reading →

Nikkei Senior Gardens in Arleta, CA (a district in the San Fernado Valley, adjacent to LA),  was designed especially to attract older Japanese residents. “Nikkei celebrates Japanese culture, including Japanese language and cooking classes, walking proximity to the community center,  … Continue reading →

Many seniors are opting to retire or move to homes near college campuses. This choice is appealing because of access to both classroom opportunities as well as a community who shares an interest in intellectual stimulation. “During the last decade…a nationwide movement…to create more integrated, … Continue reading →

Downsizing is a necessary activity for many empty-nesters and others who are moving to smaller spaces. The process can feel overwhelming, but the results can be liberating. Read more here in an article by Katy Read for Minnesota’s Star Tribune.