The U.S. active adult community market is set to grow due to aging baby boomers seeking vibrant, independent lifestyles beyond traditional senior living. Key opportunities include developing ...

From palm-lined pools to fun clubhouses, these affordable retirement communities prove that you don't need to spend big to ...

Boomers are leaving 55+ communities, and money is a big reason. Discover 5 financial factors driving this surprising ...

The shuffleboard set is out, pickleball paddles are in. Retirement today isn’t about fading away in a sleepy Florida condo — it’s about thriving in communities built for modern seniors. Americans age ...

Thinking about moving to a 55+ community? Once limited to the Sunbelt, these developments, designed for people 55 and older, can now be found throughout the nation, from Washington state to Texas, ...

For baby boomers moving into retirement at age 55 and beyond, the cost is more than just a monetary amount; it also represents changing healthcare requirements, lifestyle demands, and social changes.

Most retirement communities tend to cater to those age 55 and over. Larger communities offer various options, from independent living to skilled nursing. Keep in mind that they can have a lot of rules ...

Class is in session, and it’s not only for college students. Many colleges and universities across the country welcome retirees, too. That’s because many retirement communities are popping up across ...

At Arizona State University, residents pay about $500,000 in entrance fees to live on campus and take classes alongside undergraduates. By Sarah Bahr Photographs by Caitlin O’Hara Sarah Bahr visited ...