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A startup is building $125,000 backyard 'granny flats' that can be constructed in less than a month

July 29, 2018 Bradley Sebion
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Leanna Garfield

For a long time, moving to nursing homes or condo communities for people ages 65 and over were some of the only options for those who are aging. Living in single-family homes — especially if they have more than one level or are too large to clean easily — can be difficult for people as they grow older.

A growing number of cities are now beginning to think differently about how people can instead age in place , retrofitting neighborhoods to accommodate aging baby boomers.

One approach is the Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), which is also sometimes called a"granny flat" or "in-law unit." The small homes are designed to go in backyards, so that aging parents can have independence and the option to live near their adult children.

Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/tiny-home-...
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