"Currently, there are many forces working against the dream of affordable housing. Building and land costs, speculation, inflation, taxes... etc. This is everyday news but do you realize that a great portion of housing cost is a direct result of local government regulations? Increasingly, decision makers are being advised to approve stringent design guidelines that require aesthetically pleasing, but very costly facades, roof scapes, drive-ways, and treatments. These fashionable add-ons drive housing costs UP greatly! As more and more of these regulations are passed, affordable housing will increasingly become just a dream."
With Harwood, "affordable" is still a meaningful word, and not at the expense of quality. The contented residents of the many Harwood projects listed below are witness to this fact. We would like to continue building affordable housing for the seniors in your community. With your help, we will be able to accomplish this goal. Other Harwood Projects
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"The City of Abbotsford is committed to building a healthy community by preparing for an aging population. Older adults represent one of the fastest growing age groups in Abbotsford. In 2011, 19,695 residents (15% of the population) were over the age of 65. This marks a steady increase since 2006 and it is anticipated that growth in this population segment will continue. By 2036, is expected that almost 20% of the population (1 in 5 residents) will be over the age of 65 (2011 Census).
Adults are living longer than before, and while the majority of are healthy, the number of frail older people is increasing. Many of Abbotsford’s seniors require some level of assistance. Other concerns are isolation, language barriers, and financial insecurity. Almost 12% of Abbotsford’s seniors over the age of 65 are low-income (2011 National Household Survey)." Source: www.abbotsford.ca/community/social_development/seniors.htm This site will give you simple recipes, powerful workout plans and cool wellness tips so you don’t need to look for advice elsewhere. Your body is like a wellness factory, your effort will gain you loads of benefits. < Source
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