When rooted in care and intention, multigenerational design becomes far more than a trend; it becomes a way of life that ...

Multigenerational homes, in which multiple age groups live under one roof, have quadrupled between 1971 and 2021, involving nearly 60 million people. The rise is attributed to high housing costs, ...

In 2026, many folks will be reimagining the layout of their living rooms, kitchens, and other communal spaces to accommodate this home design trend.

Often people don’t plan to live with their parents, or an uncle or aunt — it just happens. But some people do it on purpose; they purchase a multigenerational home, which is usually defined as two or ...

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As affordability challenges and caregiving responsibilities reshape the housing landscape, more American homebuyers are prioritizing multigenerational living, according to a new survey from Veterans ...

There’s a growing number of families seeking multigenerational homes. A recent National Association of Realtors study found multigenerational home-buying reached an all-time high in 2024, accounting ...

The Lakewood Ranch master-planned community was named as the top-selling multi-generational community in the United States for the seventh consecutive year. The community was the second highest ...

Aspire Homes is the sister brand of Ovation Homes that focuses on multi-generational living. Amber Sykstra, Aspire Homes Marketing and Sales, says customers loved their Ovation Homes floor plans for ...

Home prices don’t look like they’re going down anytime soon, so why not try out multigenerational living? According to data from Pew Research Center, many already are. Around 58.7 million Americans, ...