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Older adults want to age in place, but their options are limited in most states – Orange County Register

Advocacy groups are challenging states to shift away from single-family zoning in favor of housing solutions that allow older adults to “age in place.”

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Older adults want to age in place, but their options are limited in most states – The Voice

Advocacy groups are challenging states to shift away from single-family zoning in favor of housing solutions that allow older adults to “age in place.”

North carolinaUnited statesMatthew winslowJennifer molinskyMaura healeyCathy maccaulRodney harrellDaniel zolnikovNational council onUs census bureauHarvard joint centerHousing an aging societyRobbie sequeiraUrban instituteAging societyHousing studies

Older adults want to age in place, but their options are limited in most states – Boston Herald

Advocacy groups are challenging states to shift away from single-family zoning in favor of housing solutions that allow older adults to “age in place.”

United statesNorth carolinaMatthew winslowDaniel zolnikovCathy maccaulJennifer molinskyRodney harrellMaura healeyHarvard joint centerHousing an aging societyUs census bureauNational council onRobbie sequeiraUrban instituteAging societyHousing studies

Older adults want to age in place, but their options are limited in most states – The Mendocino Beacon

Advocacy groups are challenging states to shift away from single-family zoning in favor of housing solutions that allow older adults to “age in place.”

United statesNorth carolinaMaura healeyMatthew winslowJennifer molinskyDaniel zolnikovRodney harrellCathy maccaulNational council onHarvard joint centerUs census bureauHousing an aging societyRobbie sequeiraUrban instituteAging societyHousing studies

Older adults want to age in place, but their options are limited in most states – Fort Bragg Advocate-News

Advocacy groups are challenging states to shift away from single-family zoning in favor of housing solutions that allow older adults to “age in place.”

United statesNorth carolinaMatthew winslowCathy maccaulRodney harrellMaura healeyDaniel zolnikovJennifer molinskyUs census bureauHousing an aging societyHarvard joint centerNational council onRobbie sequeiraUrban instituteAging societyHousing studies

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