Are Developers Ready For The Record Number of Boomers Ready to Retire?

According to Curbed, the number of households aged 70-79 will hit 10.7 million by 2038, a staggering statistic that shows that developers need to step up to the senior housing plate — and fast.

Gone are the days of sequestered senior communities. Today’s seniors want to remain connected, in-the-know, and close to where the action is. The DC region’s senior housing shows just that, with developments appearing not just near Tysons, but also in Shaw, as well as SE DC near the St. Elizabeth’s Campus. Seniors are also showing interest in neighborhoods populated by millennials, creating a generational mix we haven’t seen in decades. So how can developers keep up with senior’s demands, particularly as the silver tsunami begins to crest?

Join us as we explore all of the region’s senior housing developers, investors, thought leaders, and more as we explore the future of the Silver Tsunami in the DMV. It’s a Bisnow event you don’t want to miss!