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    3 generations in one apartment building? That was the grandparents' idea

    by Lisa Boone, Los Angeles Times Feb 19, 2019 3 minutes

    When the three generations of the Haven clan - eight members in all - gather for a family get-together, no one has to travel very far.

    The patriarch and matriarch - Clayton, 84, and Sharon, 76 - live on the ground floor of a 1910 apartment building in the Normal Heights neighborhood of San Diego. Their son, Matt, 45, his wife, Carla, 44, and their three children - Chris, 15, Molly, 13, and Nate, 12 - live on the second floor in a 1,300-square-foot, four bedroom apartment that was converted out of

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