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naturally occurring retirement community: a standalone construct

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naturally occurringretirement community1 CONSTRUCTNaturally occurringHUNT · GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIAL

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Gerontological social work

a housing development or neighborhood not planned for older people in which a large share of residents have aged in place.

In gerontological social work, naturally occurring retirement community refers to a housing development or neighborhood not planned for older people in which a large share of residents have aged in place. This meaning comes from Hunt (1986) in Journal of Housing For the Elderly.[1]

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  1. Hunt, M. E., & Gunter-Hunt, G. (1986). Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities. Journal of Housing For the Elderly, 3(3-4), 3-22. https://doi.org/10.1300/j081v03n03_02

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