ShareHousing and community choices are being made by two major demographic groups - Baby Boomers and Millennials. This issue discusses the housing, community and transportation choices that will be made by these groups as well as those of Generation X. The best community is one that works for people of all ages.
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In This Issue
As has been well documented, the housing and community choices being made by two major demographic groups — the ...
The housing market is the Mississippi River of the U.S. economy — a powerful force that historically carries the country out of ...
Writers and planners like to call the aging baby boomer generation a “Silver Tsunami,” but the delta of a mighty river where ...
From collaborative decision making to neighbors who truly care, cohousing is emerging as a viable living arrangement for aging adults.
To hear demographers and journalists talk, the rapidly rising tide of retiring baby boomers is akin to a natural disaster of oceanic ...
Chuck Gehring — who runs the Life-Care Alliance in central Ohio — calls it the “pig in the python” phenomenon, a ...
Millennials own fewer cars and drive less than their predecessors. They’d rather walk, bike, car-share, and use public transportation ...
The end of World War II brought the start of the baby boom and the beginning of a housing pattern that is burned as deeply into the American...
Motown is a city with soul, but it’s short on people.
Today’s suburbs aren’t what they used to be. And they’re only just beginning to show signs of what they will be tomorrow....
When Jane Finger thought about where she wanted to spend her retirement years, the community she envisioned had to be walkable.
There is a popular saying that people in the South love their cars. That isn’t likely to change, but the Greater Nashville Association...
