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Grosvenor Report Sees Significant Impact of Aging Population in Urban Centers

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By Michele Chandler While there’s much emphasis today on building housing for working-age people and younger families, a new report says a rising worldwide tide of older residents could impact how offices and homes of the future are designed. In the residential sector, new features will emerge as the industry accommodates a generation of “last-time […]

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