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Housing and the Elderly in the Post-World War II Suburb

The 1980s and 1990s may be recorded as the decades of graying in American residential suburbs. A survey of the elderly in La Mirada, California, revealed high levels of overall community and dwelling unit satisfaction. However, the respondents expressed a number of specific housing concerns. The surveyed elderly felt the greatest need for help with routine maintenance and small-scale repairs, which generally have not been addressed in the past by government programs. The future will bring increased demand for types of elderly housing units that currently do not exist in La Mirada. Meeting the housing and allied service needs of the growing number of elderly will pose significant challenges to small and medium-sized residential suburbs in particular.