The researchers found that until they faced a major life change, such as the loss of driving ability or the development of a physical impairment, people did not take the possibility of such a transformation into account. “Perceptions of a livable community are made when choosing housing, and they may not change as the person ages, unless a major life change forces a new perspective,” according to the report.
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