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Page - Retirement Villages
…and couples and is fully refundable at any time. Your village preference is transferable between villages. If you’re offered a place at your selected village and you’re not quite ready…
Post - The benefits of living in a retirement village
…quality of life of older Australians”. One of the key advantages of living in a retirement village is a strong sense of community. Retirement villages offer many opportunities for residents…
Post - Introduction to retirement villages
…the ins and outs of retirement village living. What is a retirement village? A retirement village is an age-appropriate housing development that offers a range of accommodation options, services and…
Page - Choosing a retirement village
Choosing a retirement village Across Australia, almost 200,000 older Australians call a retirement village home. Moving into a retirement village can be a great way to kick back and enjoy…
Page - Retirement Village Costs
…these contributions. The 2017 PwC / Property Council Retirement Census found that most retirement village residents pay $453 monthly. The regular contribution you’ll make as an IRT retirement village resident…
Post - Retirement villages and aged care centres: what’s the difference?
…is right for you? Retirement Village A retirement village is a purpose-built housing complex that offers a range of accommodation options, services and facilities for older Australians. Retirement villages come…
Post - Retirement villages: Where do I start?
…- IRT Kangara Waters resident According to the 2018 PWC/Property Council Retirement Census, more than 184,000 older Australians call a retirement village home, and the Retirement Living Council of Australia…
Page - Join a retirement village waitlist
…village, before the public Visit as many villages as you like before making your choice Join an IRT retirement village waitlist All waitlists have a joining fee of $200…