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Senior Living Redefined

Healthier, tech-savvy older adults are reinventing 55+ communities, demanding more choice, wellness, inclusion, and connection.

Detailed Analysis

The aging population is driving a shift in senior living design. Older adults are seeking more active, engaged lifestyles, and they want communities that reflect their preferences for choice, wellness, and connection. "Older adults are healthier and more self-directed than they were a decade ago, and they’re looking for communities that have access to more types of neighborhood social amenities such as performance spaces, art galleries, and dining options."

Context Signals

The UN projection of a growing older adult population by 2030 is a key driver. Affordability is also mentioned as a key concern for middle-income retirees.

Edge

Technology could play a larger role in supporting independent living, from remote monitoring to personalized health and wellness programs. Multigenerational communities could become more common, fostering social connections and mutual support across age groups.
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Older adults are healthier and more self-directed than they were a decade ago, and they’re looking for communities that have access to more types of neighborhood social amenities such as performance spaces, art galleries, and dining options.