Community living
Only in SATURDAY: do land lease resorts' customers want care?
Jun 06 2024
1 min read
Caroline Egan

Like retirement villages, the land lease resorts sector has long been regarded as a ‘property play’. However, its ageing customers are demanding more, including care, and operators are caving in.

Learn how land lease operators are committing to care, and how it's paying off for them in next week's SATURDAY. 

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