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POSITIVE  FUTURES
FOR ALL CONCERNED

POSITIVE FUTURES

WHAT DO YOU ENVISION?

Recently we read a survey (by Merrill Lynch) that revealed that Post-50-People are not inclined to go the traditional retirement-leisure route. "Baby Boomers fundamentally will reinvent retirement..." said James P. Gorman, president of the Merrill Lynch Global Private Client Group.

That goes for "mature living" choices -from personal wellness to where and how we choose to live. The catch phrase today is "aging-in-place." We like to think, with some planning ahead, that we can choose to live both comfortably and elegantly- regardless of age, so we have coined the phrase, "Aging-in-PaLACE" - (which by the way is available to download to your desktop or Kindle.

this is an ever-expanding opportunity

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 LINK LIBRARY

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In an effort to compile our research on the subject of "positive futures" for all concerned- regardless of age or physical ability, we put together this page. It contains a link library.

DOLLARS AND SENSE

WOMAN POWER

ULTIMATE LIFELONG HOMES

What's your vision for the future of your community?

How will neighborhoods be planned, designed, and developed to meet the needs of current and future generations?

How can practitioners and organizations best position themselves to navigate emerging trends?

What issues do local governments, community leaders, and advocates need to be prepared to address to ensure strong, healthy, sustainable, and livable communities?

How can governments, developers, investors, and others capitalize on increasing demand for communities that offer their residents choices in how they live, work, play, and travel?

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Positive Futures

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ALL IN GOOD TIME

Think about this. The desire to stay in our own houses actually may change the way homes are designed. Home-building industry research indicates that "aging" will be the second-biggest influen­ce on home design in the next few years.

Happy Days to all... .

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