Senior Housing News January 5, 2026
Tim Regan

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In 2026, the oldest baby boomers turn 80. It’s an important time for the senior living industry, but not an easy one.

With the arrival of the oldest baby boomers, the industry steps onto a years-long demand runway that will see millions more older adults reach the average age of senior living. That alone means that the senior living industry has a good chance to substantially fill every unit in the years to come, but the bigger challenge ahead is actually growing to meet that demand. It also means new residents with new wants and needs.

The changing face of technology and data means that senior living companies have new ways to...

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