Wednesday, November 19, 2025

WHAT HOMEBUYERS WITH DISABILITIES NEED BEYOND THE FRONT DOOR

AS THE POPULATION AGES, BARRIER-FREE LIVING AND ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITIES ARE BECOMING KEY DRIVERS OF VALUE IN REAL ESTATE


Simple tools to better serve the growing market for Aging in Place and People with Disabilities:

Is the housing near the center of the city or a town center?

This does not mean the only option is a skyscraper or gritty townhouse.

It simply means keeping an open mind for a condo as a sale option or an apartment as a leasing option – to serve a client who can benefit from having a full range of services within walking/rolling distance.

For half a century, most growth in America was based on separating uses far from each other.

For the past several decades, the trend has been toward mixed-use communities, where jobs, schools, parks, medical offices and shops are clustered in a vibrant community.

Many of Florida’s suburban, new growth cities are actively soliciting major redevelopment that creates a mini-downtown – with pedestrian activity, density and a mixed of uses – where there was none.

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