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Page - Retirement Villages
…your home Pets are welcome at some communities Personalised finishing touches make your IRT retirement village your home. Enquire now Design and construction of your retirement village The…
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…
Post - 7 common myths of living in a retirement village
…Myth #3: You can’t bring Milo or Fluffy Contrary to popular belief, many retirement villages do allow pets. When you’re considering a retirement village, just be sure to check the…
Page - Retirement Village Costs
…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 depends on…
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…