Richard Hammond from National Lifestyle Villages delivered a compelling presentation on the
companys sustainable living initiatives that both saved money and engaged residents.
 Passive solar design: creating a 50% energy reduction
 Saving water: 66% reduction
 Waste management: 80% reduction
Initiatives included worm farms, a village paper mill, fruit trees as landscaping, an organic
farm with a mandated $10 sale of fruit & vegetables to every resident each week (guaranteed
$3,000 p.w. cash flow), and grants for PhD students to use villages as test sites.
 
                        
         
                                                
                    Keyton’s thought leadership in a sea of misunderstanding on what retirement villages are
Why has Keyton for the second year financed a Future of Retirement Living roundtable in Canberra plus a full page in the Australian? They identify two major problems: bureaucrats still don’t understand what retirement villages are and don’t...
 
             
                             
                        
         
                        
         
                        
         
                        
         
                        
         
                        
        