Eagle Ridge Buildings’ Senior Pods Provide An Alternative To Retirement Communities
Senior Pods consist of a maximum of 12 tiny houses gathered in a single community, enabling like-minded people to live in the same area and share activities. Knowing that there is a need for people to be able to share responsibilities and grow old together,
With more than a dozen flexible plans available, each neighbor can choose and customize their house to ensure it is uniquely their own.
The company can assist people near their location or across the country. Having such an innovative and well developed plan, the Senior Pods have already started to attract attention from both individuals and investors. With people living longer,
For more information or to watch our video please visit our Build a Pod page here.
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