2014 – GRAY HOMES, SMARTPHONES

GRAY HOMES, SMARTPHONES

The Near Future Of Mobility

Both paperback and Kindle versions of the book are now downloadable from Amazon. The link is: http://amazon.com/author/janegould Enjoy, read,.

Aging in suburbia is not going to be like your parent’s retirement. The American suburbs are undergoing rapid.

Aging in suburbia still seems to be about what’s inside the three car garage. If you do a search.

Imagine a population with the following characteristics: 74 percent own Smart Phones. There is no reliable bus service or.

There is a reason that (the book) Houses of Boom is sometimes called: Gray Homes|Green Cars. For older people.

“7-11” convenience stores have always been favored for quick snacks, slurpies, and cigarettes. They have also been tested and.

Sometimes we forget to look beyond our own front doors- literally. Today, the Baby Boomers represent about one-third of.

According to a 2014 study by the Nationwide Building Society in the U.K., home buyers will pay a ten.

“Dial A Ride” is clearly an anachronism. With a Smart Phone you don’t dial- you click numbers, or just.

According to a poll taken in 2012, more than 40% of Americans ages 50 to 64 plan to.