This is a question I’ve asked across the country these past few weeks at our Professional Development Days. The result has been as confronting, as it has been unsurprising.
The negative media attention from September and October of this year demonstrated that the sector can be better armed with an independent portrait of the business of retirement living becoming more important each year as the sector evolves.
Independent research by the DCM Institute has found that the size of a retirement village does increase the likelihood of …
While the importance of exercise as we age has been well documented and discussed. Over the past few years, we …
DCM established villages.com.au in 2006 and it has grown steadily through GFCs, negative media coverage and now a changing consumer, …
As reported in our sister publication SATURDAY, last weekend, the pandemic and isolation has seen a buoyant sales market for many operators …
Our sister company DCM Research has just completed the DCM Prospect Profile survey of 2,207 people aged 60+, and we’ve …
Our sister company DCM Research has been undertaking a project to understand the attitudes and motivations for people moving into …
Collectively, I believe as a sector we need to use this unique opportunity that has been presented to us by …
The Code of Conduct is an important step in professionalising the retirement living sector. It provides a road map for …
It is the sixth time that Ryman, New Zealand’s largest retirement village operator, has taken the top award in the …
From now until nearly the end of the year Resident Committees play a significant role in the formation of operating …