MORE THAN JUST A MOVE. |
Moving can be stressful at any age. But for many seniors facing health, ability or lifestyle changes, the need to make a late-life transition can be extremely overwhelming. Whatever prompts the decision to move, Creative Home Services is uniquely suited to assist with the complexities of the transition and the physical and emotional concerns that accompany them.
Whether it is a move to a smaller home, independent or assisted living, our team of caring professionals has the experience and the resources to plan, organize and implement every detail of the relocation process for a smooth and effortless move.
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IT'S YOUR MOVE.
What makes Creative Home Services stand out from all the rest? When making a late-life transition, other companies offer only limited or stand-alone services. At Creative Home Services, we provide a highly personalized, comprehensive approach to identifying and solving the unique challenges our clients face during this difficult time. From getting their home ready to sell, to getting themselves ready to move, Creative Home Services is truly the "ONE CALL DOES IT ALL" company that takes the hassle, stress and confusion out of an otherwise daunting task.
Our compassionate transition teams are trained professionals dedicated to offering
practical assistance and emotional support to seniors and their families. We are committed to treating our clients, their belongings, their homes and their loved ones with the same dignity, graciousness and right of privacy that we would want given to our own parents. Utilizing our proprietary SMOOTH MOVE Total Transition Solution System we develop and seamlessly execute an individualized moving and relocation plan for each client. Then step by step, we are there all along the way assisting with everything that is needed, from getting ready to move to settling into the new home. |
WE HAVE SERVED 48 COMMUNITIES OVER THE PAST 17 YEARS.
Aspired Living - Westmont, IL
Alden Estates - Orland Park, IL Alvernia Manor - Lemont, IL Arden Courts - Palos Heights, IL The Birches - Clarendon Hills, IL Bickford - Tinley Park, IL Bethlehem Woods - La Grange Pk, IL Burr Ridge SL - Burr Ridge, IL Brookdale - Olympia Fields, IL Brookdale - Orland Park, IL Cardinal View - Middleton, WI Cedarhurst - Dyer. IN |
Cedarhurst - Frankfort, IL
Clarendale - Mokena, IL The Cottages - New Lenox, IL Evergreen Place - Orland Park, IL Fay's Point - Blue Island, IL Franciscan Village - Lemont, IL Grace Point Place - Oak Lawn, IL Guy Sell Apts. - New Lenox, IL The Hallmark - Chicago, IL Heartis Village - Orland Park, IL Holland Home - South Holland, IL Lago Vista - Lockport, IL |
Magnolia Springs - Indianapolis, IN Marion Village - Homer Glen, IL
Mercy Circle - Chicago, IL Montclare - Chicago, IL Montgomery Place - Chicago, IL Park Place - Elmhurst, IL Park Place - St John, IN Peace Village - Palos Park, IL Plymouth Place - La Grange, IL Point at Kilpatrick - Crestwood, IL Porter Place - Tinley Park, IL Rittenhouse Village - Portage, IN |
Senior Suites Midway - Chicago, IL Smith Crossing - Orland Park, IL Smith Village - Beverly, IL
Sunrise S.L. - Flossmoor, IL Sunrise S.L. - Palos Park, IL Tinley Court - Tinley Park, IL Victorian Village - Homer Glen, IL Village Woods - Crete, IL Villa St Benedict - Lisle, IL Washington Heights. - Chicago, IL Waterford Estates - Hazel Crest, IL Woodland Terrace - Bridgeman, MI |
SINCE 2007 WE HAVE ASSISTED 1,000+ SENIORS DOWNSIZE SUCCESSFULLY.
BABY BOOMERS' WAVE TO DOWNSIZE.
As the first groups of baby boomers gracefully rides the wave of aging, they are setting new trends in the housing market, giving birth to what experts fondly refer to as the "Silver Tsunami." This phenomenon is not merely about a change in address; it's a lifestyle transformation tailored to meet the unique needs of the golden years.
With approximately 10,000 people reaching the age of 65 every day, the United States is witnessing an unprecedented demographic shift. By 2030, all baby boomers will have passed this milestone. Among these remarkable statistics, the AARP's estimate stands out: a staggering 74% of total U.S. homeownership belongs to individuals over 50, with more than half of this demographic opting for downsizing their home as a strategic move.
The Silver Tsunami is, in essence, a testament to the demographic strength of the baby boomer generation. Born between 1946 and 1964, this generation has played a pivotal role in shaping American society at every stage of life. Now, as they embrace their senior years, they are reshaping the real estate landscape. Downsizing has become a prevailing trend among this generation.
One of the fundamental aspects of this is the desire for aging Americans to remain in their homes, a concept known as "aging in place." However, this doesn't necessarily mean staying in the same large family home that has seen decades of memories. Instead, it often involves downsizing to a more manageable, efficient, and accessible living space.
The statistics are a testament to the appeal of downsizing among this generation. AARP estimates that a whopping 74% of homeownership in the United States is held by individuals over the age of 50. Additionally, more than 51% of people in this age group have already made the move to downsize.
The reasons behind this paradigm shift are as diverse as the individuals making it happen. For some, it's about financial prudence ... reducing the costs and maintenance associated with larger homes. For others, it's the desire for a simpler, more manageable lifestyle that allows them to focus on experiences rather than possessions. Accessibility and health concerns also play a significant role, with many opting for homes that are designed to accommodate mobility challenges.
Downsizing is having a profound impact on the housing market. It's not just about the scaling down trend; it's also about the types of homes that are in high demand. Single-story residences, condos, and communities with amenities tailored to an active older population are experiencing increased interest. Builders and real estate developers are adapting to these evolving preferences, creating more accessible, age-friendly housing options.
It is not merely a demographic shift; it's a testament to the baby boomer generation's determination to embrace their golden years on their terms. Downsizing is just one facet of this multifaceted trend, and it's changing the way we think about aging and housing. As the silver wave continues to ripple through the real estate market, it's essential for homeowners and industry professionals alike to be aware of these evolving preferences.
The first step is to determine what form of downsized living do you prefer, or more specifically require, i.e., townhome, condo, independent or assisted living? The next step is to decide where that new home will be. Third is to set a time for it to happen. The final information gathering step is to contact us for a free, in-home, no-obligation consultation to review your unique circumstances. We will inform you of all your moving options, what services are available and provide an initial plan that will culminate in a stress-free downsizing move in an efficient and timely manner.
With approximately 10,000 people reaching the age of 65 every day, the United States is witnessing an unprecedented demographic shift. By 2030, all baby boomers will have passed this milestone. Among these remarkable statistics, the AARP's estimate stands out: a staggering 74% of total U.S. homeownership belongs to individuals over 50, with more than half of this demographic opting for downsizing their home as a strategic move.
The Silver Tsunami is, in essence, a testament to the demographic strength of the baby boomer generation. Born between 1946 and 1964, this generation has played a pivotal role in shaping American society at every stage of life. Now, as they embrace their senior years, they are reshaping the real estate landscape. Downsizing has become a prevailing trend among this generation.
One of the fundamental aspects of this is the desire for aging Americans to remain in their homes, a concept known as "aging in place." However, this doesn't necessarily mean staying in the same large family home that has seen decades of memories. Instead, it often involves downsizing to a more manageable, efficient, and accessible living space.
The statistics are a testament to the appeal of downsizing among this generation. AARP estimates that a whopping 74% of homeownership in the United States is held by individuals over the age of 50. Additionally, more than 51% of people in this age group have already made the move to downsize.
The reasons behind this paradigm shift are as diverse as the individuals making it happen. For some, it's about financial prudence ... reducing the costs and maintenance associated with larger homes. For others, it's the desire for a simpler, more manageable lifestyle that allows them to focus on experiences rather than possessions. Accessibility and health concerns also play a significant role, with many opting for homes that are designed to accommodate mobility challenges.
Downsizing is having a profound impact on the housing market. It's not just about the scaling down trend; it's also about the types of homes that are in high demand. Single-story residences, condos, and communities with amenities tailored to an active older population are experiencing increased interest. Builders and real estate developers are adapting to these evolving preferences, creating more accessible, age-friendly housing options.
It is not merely a demographic shift; it's a testament to the baby boomer generation's determination to embrace their golden years on their terms. Downsizing is just one facet of this multifaceted trend, and it's changing the way we think about aging and housing. As the silver wave continues to ripple through the real estate market, it's essential for homeowners and industry professionals alike to be aware of these evolving preferences.
The first step is to determine what form of downsized living do you prefer, or more specifically require, i.e., townhome, condo, independent or assisted living? The next step is to decide where that new home will be. Third is to set a time for it to happen. The final information gathering step is to contact us for a free, in-home, no-obligation consultation to review your unique circumstances. We will inform you of all your moving options, what services are available and provide an initial plan that will culminate in a stress-free downsizing move in an efficient and timely manner.