Senior Living

South India dominates India’s senior living market, claiming 60% of 20,000 housing units, led by Chennai, Coimbatore, and Bengaluru, thanks to superior healthcare, cultural acceptance, and strong NRI investments.

Primus Senior Living got $20 million in early financing from General Catalyst. The investment includes Gruhas co-founder Nikhil Kamath and Abhijeet Pai. Prime Senior Living founder and managing director Adarsh Narahari announced.

More and more, real estate developers are incorporating senior living into bigger urban housing developments rather than constructing separate facilities on the fringes of cities. Learn more about it on Ghar.tv.

Maharashtra's senior population is expected to reach 17% by 2036. A housing demand plan has been draughted by the state housing department. Senior housing is precisely defined and has specific planning and building guidelines under Unified Development Control and Promotion.

IKIGAI Goa, a pioneering senior housing property near Panjim, Goa's dynamic capital, is proudly launched by Manasum Senior housing and Prescon Homes. IKIGAI Goa will open within 90 to 120 days with 240 luxurious, fully serviced one- and two-bedroom homes for contemporary seniors.

India's elderly population is growing. Household needs are changing due to growth. Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, and Delhi are focusing on senior-friendly housing. The progress is encouraging, but much more must be done. Despite hurdles, senior care houses will be significant business.

Antara Senior Living, a Max Group affiliate, and Max Estates are building an integrated senior living complex in India.

With senior housing getting the most focus, India's real estate sector is suddenly bracing for a demand spike. A white paper released with PWC and ASLI-The Association of Senior Living in India reports fifty active projects from the top twelve players in the delivery business.

In the Talegaon neighbourhood of Pune, Ashiana Housing has announced plans to invest more than Rs 275 crore in a senior living project.

Lodha Group, Bain Capital, and Ivanhoe Cambridge-backed Lodha Green Digital Infrastructure (LGDI) bought 8 acres in Kurla, Mumbai.