Monthly Archives: March 2020

Real estate leaders reveal their vulnerabilities

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At this time, many of us are more willing to be vulnerable — letting our guard down is actually helping us get through this. Continue reading →

Should You Consider Taking a Loved One Out of a Long-Term-Care Facility Now?

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As modern living as we know it is drastically changing during this pandemic, so is assisted living. Already, many of us are facing difficult decisions about whether someone we know should stay in an assisted living facility or be taken out due to the c… Continue reading →

The Coronavirus Crisis: A Time for Solvers

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(Across caregiving and community, business and intergenerational attitudes, the pandemic and how we respond to it could change us forever. Next Avenue turned to some of our Influencers in Aging, a diverse group of thought leaders, for their insights, c… Continue reading →

Virtual Connections Have Never Been More Popular

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Rich and Kirsten Meneghello and their daughter Lucy have dinner with Rich’s mom Margaret “Marge” Meneghello, 75, every Sunday, trading off between gathering at their house in southwest Portland, Ore., and Marge’s apartment a few miles away. But they’ve… Continue reading →

How to keep busy and not panic about what’s ahead

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Cooped up at home? Here are a few things every real estate agent should be doing to stay safe, boost productivity and make the best of their time at home. Continue reading →