The Potential of A College Town As A Retirement Community

Neighborhood Walkability or Third Places? Determinants of Social Support and Loneliness among Older Adults

“…Another growing preference in the United States is retiring in college towns (Carle 2019; Hu et al 2008). Relocation decisions on where to retire is significantly influenced by one’s familiarity with another community (Cuba and Longino 1991; Haas and Serow 1993) which is likely to be their former neighborhood or the city where they went to school (Hu et al 2008).…”

“…Another growing preference in the United States is retiring in college towns (Carle 2019; Hu et al 2008). Relocation decisions on where to retire is significantly influenced by one’s familiarity with another community (Cuba and Longino 1991; Haas and Serow 1993) which is likely to be their former neighborhood or the city where they went to school (Hu et al 2008). In addition, characteristics of college towns are very similar to the determinants of choosing a retirement location (Hu et al 2008), such as low cost of living, availability of quality housing, adequate health care facilities, community security, recreational opportunities, and cultural amenities (Hass and Serow 1993).…”

Проблемы Капитализации Интеллектуальных Активов Жителей Зрелого Возраста

“…Обобщая положение дел в России и опыт европейских стран (Норвегии, Швеции, Великобритании, Латвии и др.) (Глуханюк, Гершкович, 2003;Раменская, Раменский, Раменская, 2013;Allen, Klein, 2011;Barth, 2000;Dahl, Nilsen IV, Vaage, 2000;Erlinghagena, 2010;Grant, 2007;Guinn, 1999;Hockey, Phillips, Walford, 2013;Hofäcker, Unt, 2013;Hu, Wei, Schlais, Yeh, 2008;Iecovich, 2001;Kloseck, Crilly, Gutman, 2010;Kumashiro, 2000;Loretto, 2010;Naegele, Krämer, 2002  более половины лиц пенсионного возраста не менее 10 лет трудятся, будучи пенсионерами;…”

Segmentation analysis of US older adults living in multifamily housing: reasons for moving

“…Researchers in urban planning and housing focused on housing consumers to understand particular housing markets. They studied housing consumers' housing needs and preferences by their lifestyle and lifecycle stage (Wylde, 2002;Tallon and Bromley, 2004;Lee et al, 2007Lee et al, , 2008Hu et al, 2008).…”