Boomers are re-embracing communes to lower cost of city living

NEW YORK: A group of baby boomers is set to pool their resources to enable them to live in the city core.

In a throwback to the hippy communes of the 1960s, the move is a counter to escalating real estate values and rents.

The communes of the past were more a rural experience. A few dozen idealists on drugs living poorly off the land. The spiritualism remains, but the location has changed, and the asset base has grown…

Full story covered in the Seniors Housing & Healthcare Trends.

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