Essential Economics shows how to develop successful retirement communities


According to Essential Economics, a retirement village should have a clubhouse, children's playground, pool, bus services, a library, a community garden and in-house consulting rooms. They must also have shops and 24-hour emergency call, storage and an on-site manager.

A Melbourne-based consultancy firm has outlined 10 ideas for Malaysia to get retirement and aged-care services off the ground.

Essential Economics Pty Ltd is part of the Essential Economics International group based in Melbourne, Australia.

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