multigenerational housing

Grandma may be moving in instead of heading to the retirement home and the jobless college grad may be back bunking with her teenage sister. That trend was pinpointed by Coldwell Banker recently, in its first ever multi-generational housing survey of its members. "We were just getting some vibes...

As money gets tighter and foreclosures become more common, many families are rediscovering the joys of living together. Historically, the American tendency has been to move as far as possible from one's family, endeavoring to see them only on vacations and major holidays. However, with the economy...