Most general questions regarding remodeling typically focus on future resale. But adapting our homes as we age is a growing trend among seniors. For many seniors, aging in place is the simplest option. The thought of moving is often overwhelming for a growing number of seniors.
Remaining in your home with some modifications can be less expensive than moving to senior housing or assisted living. Most seniors’ remodeling trends focus on aging-in-place improvements, including widening doorways, adding grab bars, ramps, and walk-in bathtubs. Smart home technology, such as all-in-one remotes and smartphone apps like Nest and Ring, has become especially popular with seniors.
As our population ages, so will the focus on aging in place renovations. As a Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES), I am qualified to address the real estate needs of those age 50+. I recognize that a home is often the largest and most precious asset that seniors have. As an SRES® designee I bring a unique approach to each transaction and interaction with clients. I not only offer a deep knowledge of real estate and the local and economic issues shaping market trends, but I have been specifically educated on issues of particular concern to aged 50+ clients.
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Just this year we had a stair rail installed along the front porch steps for my mother in law as well as a grab bar in the garage by the two steps there. She is much happier and more confident with these small additions. We also added a shower wand in the bath so she can sit while showering.
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