Liz Houghton Recognized for Expertise in Senior Housing And Later-in-Life Transitions.

Prestigious Real Estate and Senior Housing Certification Reflects Houghton’s Knowledge of this Distinct Market and her Passionate Commitment to Service

San Diego, CA August 8, 2018 - Having recently completed a rigorous educational curriculum and competency-based exam and application process, Liz Houghton with Downsizing & Move Management has earned the prestigious Certified Senior Housing Professional (CSHP) designation from the Seniors Real Estate Institute.

Awarded only to a select number of elite real estate professionals in any market, the CSHP designation equips senior housing professionals to serve the distinct needs of seniors and their families with an unsurpassed level of compassion, expertise and connectedness.

Demographic shifts and improvements in life expectancy have given rise to senior housing options that far exceed those of previous decades.

CSHPs are not only in touch with the full range of options within their communities, they have the specific skills needed to help seniors get where they want to go – unraveling the complexities involved in downsizing, selling a family home or choosing a senior living community.

“Despite the fact that seniors are the fastest growing segment of the population, this segment of the market remains largely underserved,” noted Nikki Buckelew, Founder and CEO of the Seniors Real Estate Institute.

Buckelew, who has a graduate degree in gerontology, pointed to the fact that 10,000 Baby Boomers will turn 60 every day for the next 18 years. At the other end of the senior spectrum, the 90-plus segment of the population nearly tripled over the past three decades, and is expected to quadruple over the next 40 years.
 

“Professionals such as Houghton, have a clear vision of how the real estate market is evolving,” Buckelew added. “As such, she has sought out the training, the resources, and the access to trusted experts within the Atlanta market in order to serve senior clients and their families at a high level.

“This expertise, combined with a passion to ensure the dignity of elderly clients, is not just a benefit to seniors and their families,” Buckelew emphasized. “It’s a profound asset to the entire community.”

For more information on the many services offered by Liz and her company, to adult children of older adults wanting to know how to best help their parents make informed decisions about the next chapter of their lives, downsizing boomerAgers, or the older adults themselves.

Contact:

Liz Houghton

(760) 455-9028