From The Economic Times · Faizan Haidar · · 1m 10s
Experts Push India to Treat Senior Living as Specialized Asset
India's senior living market needs policy recognition as aging population grows.
In brief
India's senior living market needs policy recognition as aging population grows. India must treat senior living as a specialized asset class to meet rising elderly housing needs. Originally reported by The Economic Times.
Growing Senior Population
India's 60+ population reached 149 million in 2022.
Healthcare Needs Rise
75 million Indians over 60 face chronic illnesses.
Future Population Growth
India's 60+ population will reach 347 million by 2050.
Economic Shift Needed
Senior living requires integrated ecosystem beyond housing.
Policy Recommendations
Experts urge minimum standards, land-use flexibility and financial incentives.
Senior Living Vision
Seniors seek community, dignity and active lives beyond housing.
“India's senior living story is moving from necessity to aspiration. Today's seniors and their families are looking beyond just a home, they want community, dignity and an active, purposeful life”
Market Opportunity
DLF launching luxury senior living project in Gurugram.
Investment Thesis
Senior living becomes structural real estate bet with growing demand.
Integrated Ecosystem
Requires healthcare, wellness and community services from day one.
Key Players
Colliers India, DLF, Ashiana Housing lead senior living transformation.
Future of Senior Living
Moving from care to lifestyle choice for aging population.
What it means
India must treat senior living as a specialized asset class to meet rising elderly housing needs.
