In Australia, retirement villages are occupied under a number of tenures of which the common feature is the fee structure whereby a resident initially purchases their right to occupy and at the end of their tenure pays an amount based on variable factors to the owner/operator of the village. As the owner/operator receives their return at the end of residents' tenure, the return can only be estimated based on projections including the tenure of the resident and increase in sale price of units. This paper presents original research into valuation metrics including the length of resident tenure (duration) over a 27 year period
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
World-wide people are living longer and maintaining good health for longer. This trend, together wit...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
In 2005 17.3% of Australians were aged 60 years and older (Australian Bureau of Statistics). A conse...
Designed for independent living, retirement villages provide either detached or semi-detached reside...
In 2005 17.3% of Australians were aged 60 years and older (Australian Bureau of Statistics). A conse...
For Australian seniors living independently there is a variety of specialised accommodation, of whic...
Retirement village assets are different from traditional residential assets due to their operation i...
Changing demographics will see an increasing demand for self-funded sector retirement villages in Au...
Demand for the construction of retirement villages is increasing with the worldwide growth in ageing...
Changing demographics will see an increasing demand for self-funded sector retirement villages in Au...
Until recently, the legislation governing retirement villages in Western Australia had not been alte...
Demand for the construction of retirement villages is increasing with the worldwide growth in ageing...
Retirement-village residents may be disadvantaged by current policy on eligibility for Commonwealth...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
World-wide people are living longer and maintaining good health for longer. This trend, together wit...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
In 2005 17.3% of Australians were aged 60 years and older (Australian Bureau of Statistics). A conse...
Designed for independent living, retirement villages provide either detached or semi-detached reside...
In 2005 17.3% of Australians were aged 60 years and older (Australian Bureau of Statistics). A conse...
For Australian seniors living independently there is a variety of specialised accommodation, of whic...
Retirement village assets are different from traditional residential assets due to their operation i...
Changing demographics will see an increasing demand for self-funded sector retirement villages in Au...
Demand for the construction of retirement villages is increasing with the worldwide growth in ageing...
Changing demographics will see an increasing demand for self-funded sector retirement villages in Au...
Until recently, the legislation governing retirement villages in Western Australia had not been alte...
Demand for the construction of retirement villages is increasing with the worldwide growth in ageing...
Retirement-village residents may be disadvantaged by current policy on eligibility for Commonwealth...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...
World-wide people are living longer and maintaining good health for longer. This trend, together wit...
With the increasing growth in the ageing population of Australia, providing older adults with suitab...