In a “senior twist,” a new study by Point2Homes on rentals in the 75 largest metro areas of the United States shows more seniors are renting now than they have in the past 10 years.
“With record numbers turning 65, the shift not only echoes the broader aging of the nation, but also may signal a new approach to housing as more seniors enter the next chapter of their lives,” Point2Homes said.
Across the U.S., renters over the age of 65 went up almost 30%, but in Atlanta, it was up even higher at 46.6% generally and more than 41% for single-family homes…