housing options for the elderly : giving up the owner occupied single familiy [i.e. family] home
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Abstract
The aim of this paper is to explore housing alternatives for the elderly. Staying in a single family owner
occupied home is compared with moving to a mobile
home, a condominium, or rental property, in terms of
cost, services available, and location within the city of
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Interviews, promotional
material and published reports are used to research
these choices and their availability. Three groups of
elderly are identified: those who live in low income
apartments, those who remain in their homes, and
those who live in age segregated communities including mobile home parks, condominiums and private
rental apartments.
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| Authors | ;W. R. Horne |
| Journal | american journal of clinical dermatology |
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10.5194/gh-59-270-2004
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