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2. McCarthy Stone - Wikipedia

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   The company's in-house Services teams operate its Retirement Living and Retirement Living PLUS (Extra Care) schemes built since 2008. [43] In its Retirement Living PLUS schemes, services include the provision of CQC-regulated care and support. It is the largest provider of new Extra Care developments in the UK. [44]

3. Why Is It So Hard to Sell Property Before Retirement? - AOL

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   It can be difficult to sell a home in a retirement community because of the very limited market available to buy these homes. This is the type of retirement home we’ll cover in the rest of this ...

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   Retirement is a huge step in anybody's life, but it can come with a substantial change in your lifestyle. You may be trading in your 9-to-5 for a more relaxing existence or want to become more ...

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6. Churchill Living - Wikipedia

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   Churchill Living Limited is a British property and domestic construction company. [1] It specialises in accommodation for old people, and has more than 200 retirement properties. [2] The company is privately owned and family run, and operates from six regional offices.

7. Gray Rock (Ellicott City, Maryland) - Wikipedia

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   During the 1980s and 1990s, the Gray Rock Farm community was built. The access road to the farm became Gray Rock Drive. Other streets were laid and 250 homes were built on half acre lots. In 2002, Grey Rock Community, Inc. found a partner to build a retirement community on the 50-acre plot and the Miller land was donated to the effort.