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Factors Predicting Retirement Community Social Space Success

Nichole M. CampbellView further author information
Pages 1-29 | Published online: 09 Jun 2015

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Nichole M. Campbell. (2016) The why and how of redesigning retirement communities for aging in place. Housing and Society 43:1, pages 34-49.
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Nichole Campbell. (2015) Designing for social needs to support aging in place within continuing care retirement communities. Journal of Housing and the Built Environment 30:4, pages 645-665.
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Phany Castillo-Ho & John Vianne Murcia. (2016) Preference for a Retirement Facility in Davao City. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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