50+ Housing

Welcome to NAHB’s online source for information on 50+ Housing. Build or remodel a home for a lifetime or research community living using key resources on the active adult, independent living, service-enriched, and assisted-living markets of the seniors housing industry below.

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Right House, Right Place, Right Time: Community and Lifestyle Preferences of the 45+ Housing Market Sale!   Regularly: $69.00 retail/$62.00 NAHB Member   Right House, Right Place, Right Time: Community and Lifestyle Preferences of the 45+ Housing Market will help you determine the right designs, home features, and amenities to attract the boomer buyers in your market. … 2008	External Link
Find A Local 50+ Housing Council The NAHB 50+ Housing Council currently has more than a dozen local, regional, and state 50+ Housing Councils across the country. The purpose of local 50+ Housing Councils is to provide additional educational and networking opportunities for NAHB builder and associate members who serve the … 4/1/2011	Web page
How to Join the 50+ Housing Council   The NAHB 50+ Housing Council supports members by providing nationally recognized educational programs, industry research, networking opportunities, specialized publications, awards and recognition programs, and regulatory and legislative assistance to 50+ housing professionals. To … 4/1/2011	Web page
Baby Boomers Want Convenience and Energy Efficiency in New Homes According to New Survey - 9/15/2009 A survey released today reveals that 55+ Americans would prefer suburban living in single-story homes with amenities, particularly high-speed Internet access, for their later years, and they don't consider "universal" design a priority.  These are some of the findings from 55+ Housing: … 9/15/2009	Press Release
Creating A Boomer Market: Give 'em Lifestyle By Anne Olson, AIAThe current baby boomers are the healthiest, wealthiest and most active generation to ever pass the 50-year mark. They do not see the years ahead in terms of slowing down; they see them in terms of opportunity and fulfillment. Their optimism for the opportunity in their … 11/4/2008	Web page
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