Board games and firepits: Senior communities are pulling out all the stops to lure Generation X. Here’s why. - MarketWatch
Feb 21, 2025, 1:19 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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PHM’s focus on Gen X aligns with a major demographic shift. Historically, similar transitions like the baby boomer retirement wave boosted homebuilder valuations over time.
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Gen X will outnumber boomers by 2028. Demand for tailored seniors housing grows. PHM targets Gen X via Del Webb 55+ communities. This improves market positioning. Modern amenities like pocket offices and wellness-focused designs are featured. Designs suit Gen X tastes. Industry faces an $800B senior housing supply gap. Growth opportunities span across major homebuilders.
Gen X will outnumber boomers by 2028. Demand for tailored seniors housing grows.
PHM targets Gen X via Del Webb 55+ communities. This improves market positioning.
Modern amenities like pocket offices and wellness-focused designs are featured. Designs suit Gen X tastes.
Industry faces an $800B senior housing supply gap. Growth opportunities span across major homebuilders.
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