Housing
Personal residences that are affordable, and accessible
Older
adults strongly prefer to age-in-place in their communities. Housing that is affordable,
accessible, and integrated helps older people maintain their independence. Learn
more.
High cost is a problem for the 30 percent of elderly households who pay more than one-third of their income for shelter. Learn more.
There are cases where the homes of older Texans, both rental and owner-occupied, are in substandard condition and require repair and rehabilitation. Learn more.
In contrast to altering existing homes, another way to ensure accessible housing is to incorporate accessible design features into new homes as they are built. Learn more.
Many older Texans, both homeowners and renters, require supportive services to maintain their independence and to age-in-place. Learn more.
Resources
Housing Issue 
Housing facts, trends and issue
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Updated: November 2, 2007
