Senior living: 4 themes, 9 trends | Building Design + Construction

The terrible toll the COVID-19 pandemic took on frail seniors has accelerated the search for new models that provide safe and desirable housing options for this rapidly growing demographic. The over-65 population is projected to grow from  46 million today, to 71 million by 2030, 33 million of whom will be over 75 with increasing risk of dementia and chronic conditions.

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