Time to challenge the norms of senior living

By Sonia Parol 2019-04-30T05:00:00

Creating multigenerational housing will allow all ages to benefit from being part of a community

When it comes to housing provision, the new generation of senior citizens – the baby boomers who grew up in the 1960s – represent an increasingly unsatisfied market. They are interested in moving to a home, including retirement living and care schemes, that better meets their lifestyle aspirations, yet are often disappointed by the lack of variety that later-life housing has to offer.

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