Multigenerational living

Establishing a multigenerational living arrangement requires serious planning and communication, but there are many benefits to families

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If you’re thinking of giving multigenerational living a try, there’s lots to consider. While there are many plus points, there are also some inevitable downsides too. Being aware of both sides of the coin is vital if you want to make an informed decision on such a big move, so we’ve put together an article to help out. Our guide to the pros and cons of multigenerational living will hopefully give you a solid foundation on which to base your decision. #multigenerational #family…

The number of Americans living in multigenerational households has increased substantially in the past decade - how to make it work and keep your sanity!

Learn how to create a successful multigenerational household through home accessibility upgrades, communication, and quality time.

Have you noticed more families choosing to live together in multi-gen homes lately? We’re talking grandparents, parents, and kids, all sharing the same living space. With this shift in family dynamics, it’s essential to understand the ins and outs of multigenerational housing.

Multigenerational living. Joining households. Every day you have a chance to interact with someone you care about. Right under your own roof.

Have you ever thought about sharing your home with your parents or grandparents? Or are your adult children still living at home? If so, you're not alone. The trend of multigenerational living is growing in Canada at a rapid pace. The number of intergenerational households is increasing nationwide, most noticeably in cities such as Toronto and Vancouver. Many people choose to live in a multigenerational family unit for various reasons.

A family of four generations all living together under one roof share their multigenerational home experience and how they handle their finances.