Could New Senior Housing Help More NJ Residents Stay in Their Hometowns?
For many older New Jersey residents, moving later in life does not necessarily mean wanting to leave their hometown. They may want a smaller home. They may need lower housing costs. They may want fewer stairs or less maintenance. But they may still want to remain close to the doctors, family, friend
Why New Jersey Is Building Senior Housing Near Healthcare and Everyday Services
When New Jersey plans housing for older residents, the location of the building is becoming almost as important as the housing itself. Several recent affordable senior housing projects have been planned near hospitals, medical offices, grocery stores, pharmacies, transportation, restaurants, and oth
How New Senior Housing Is Supporting Aging in Place Across New Jersey
Aging in place is often described as staying in the same house for as long as possible. But New Jersey's recent senior housing projects show a broader approach. For some older adults, aging in place may mean remaining in the same town, county, or familiar community while moving into a home that is m
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