... (Nakajima and Telyukova, 2016 ; Eldemire et al., 2022). Senior housing Housing decision Financing decision America J14 R21 R23 For decades, the world population, particularly in developed countries, has been aging − people aged 60 years and older outnumbered children...

... only Lifestyle factors Built environment Employment Neighborhood characteristics COVID-19 transmission I12 I18 R12 R14 R23 The models include other demographic variables as controls: population density, Ln(Pop density), median household income, Ln(Median HH...

... Generational differences Asian Hispanic J10 R21 R23 Millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996, now account for nearly a quarter of the American population, having recently surpassed Baby Boomers as the most populous generation. While many millennials are entering their prime house-buying...

... Licensed re-use rights only Multigenerational co-residence Intergenerational living Housing America J12 J14 R21 R23 D64 In recent years, multigenerational co-living or co-residence in the USA has garnered increasing national attention. Pew Research Center analyzes US census data...

... growth Neighbourhood analysis Spatial spillover R15 R21 R23 The term gentrification was coined by Glass (1964) to describe the trend that middle-class citizens moved into working-class neighborhoods in London. Since then, numerous studies have discussed both the causes...