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What are the latest trends in retirement living? There’s a definite move toward accommodating retirees focusing on health, wellness and nature. Here’s a great article from Next Avenue about the

Known for its “Best” lists, US News & World Report is now out with its Best Senior Living list. You’re now able to search for what they’ve determined to be

A great article in Forbes Health about how families can go about establishing a Healthy Aging Plan which includes exploring senior living communities which provide a safe environment with various

If you have a senior loved one who had Covid, be aware of long Covid symptoms that they could be experiencing weeks after recovering from the virus. Doctors say family

A recent Washington Post article looks at “how a move manager can help you trim down on your belongings.”  There are several of these companies in the Atlanta area including

Senior housing is bouncing back after a struggle through the pandemic. So, what’s popular now when it comes to senior living? Senior Housing News explores the latest senior living trends.

We’re fairly certain in this crazy economy, pretty much everyone is wondering if they’ll have enough money to retire comfortably.  This great article from AARP addresses just that and asks

A new CNBC report said it all, “It’s a scary time for new retirees. Stocks have plunged this year. Bonds, which traditionally serve as a ballast when stocks falter, have

It used to be that a family stayed in a home for 50+ years moving out only when necessary, but times have certainly changed. Couples and individuals are healthier longer

Have You or a Loved One Been Scammed? Here are some recommendations of what to do next: DO Report the fraud. Let people who can help you know about the

What you need to know about VA Aid and Attendance benefits. As Seniors Real Estate Specialists, we come across many veterans who are preparing for alternative accommodation due to their

(Published with permission of Caring Transitions of Northeast Atlanta) What is a family Heirloom? Heirlooms are usually possessions passed down from generation to generation, holding a story about a piece

Kiplinger is out with what they call eight financial survival tips. It’s a great read with some terrific suggestions of things to keep in mind as we deal with inflation

You’ve probably had it happen with a loved one – they’ve forgotten something that is obvious, or their forgetfulness is completely uncharacteristic. You immediately think, “is it the beginning of

It’s not something we like to think about, but most Americans will face a time when they need assistance to care for themselves.  Whether you’re thinking of yourself or a

(Originally published at AARP.com) Cybercrime reported to the FBI cost Americans 50 and older nearly $3 billion last year, a 62 percent increase from 2020, according to data from the

In case you missed it, a great interview on NPR’s Morning Edition this week. Seniors across the US are struggling with the same question — if I sell my house,

Helping your parents downsize is an emotional process for you and for them. With some compassion, tact, preparation, and possibly some outside help, it can be a smooth experience for

More than 2 million people in the United States file fraud complaints each year, many of them in the senior population. Here are some tips that can help you identify

Disclaimer: Atlanta Seniors Real Estate does not focus on the purchase of HUD homes for their senior clients unless it is beneficial to the individual situation. Atlanta Seniors Real Estate

In a new CNBC report, analysts are trying to make sense of what’s happening with the housing market. They say things are changing and the root cause is simple —

According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the fastest growing market in real estate is made up of clients age 50+. Baby-boomers and seniors are on the move selling

The article below comes from the National Association of Realtors/SRES. Hilary Walker has earned the Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designation and is committed to helping Atlanta-area seniors manage their

Medicaid and veterans’ programs can help alleviate the financial burden of family caregiving. AARP takes a look at how you can qualify to become a compensated family caregiver. Click here