multigenerational housing: Why Multigenerational Housing is the Next Trend in Real Estate
- 04/18/19 10:56 AM
With more and more families combining generations under one roof, home buyers are often seeking a house that can accomodate a diverse and growing family. Research says that one in five homes is a multigenerational household. At Treehouse Realty VA, a Long & Foster Gold Team, we understand how buying a multigenerational home differs from a typical home purchase. With so many more people involved in the transaction, there are more needs to be met and more terms to be negotiated. Our experience working in the active adult community and helping clients to downsize, as well as with helping younger growing familys move up to … (2 comments)
Updates on real estate market in Richmond, Virginia and surrounding counties such as Chesterfield, Bon Air, Chester, Midlothian, Hanover, Glen Allen, Henrico, Richmond, Virginia. Also thoughts on market changes in 2010, Information on housing for sale at Virginia Commonwealth University,
With more and more families combining generations under one roof, home buyers are often seeking a house that can accomodate a diverse and growing family. Research says that one in five homes is a multigenerational household. 
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