There is the continued desire for today’s seniors to age in place, to stay in their homes in the neighborhoods they love for as long as possible. With technological advancements and the availability of more in-home health care services, it is becoming easier to do so. Still others are looking to downsize and to move into a setting that offers greater socialization. These active adults are looking for an environment that offers camaraderie and a variety of amenities. They don’t want to be defined by their age; they are looking for a lifestyle and sense of community.

Pocket neighborhoods, co-housing communities and mixed use environments are unique housing alternatives being explored by providers, developers and designers to redefine senior living. These development strategies offer more marketable options for seniors looking for intergenerational elements or a setting that better supports aging in place.

“The next generation of seniors will want assistance as needed, but they won’t let that assistance define them. They do not want to sacrifice their connection to the outside community.” –Craig Witz | Principal of Witz Company

 

 

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Contact Katie Miller – kmiller@agarch.com for more information or to coordinate a meeting with the appropriate AG team member.