THE SILVER TSUNAMI

OLDER AMERICANS ARE DRIVING

THE NEED FOR HOUSING TO AGE IN PLACE

“Ann Forsyth says ‘the suburbs are not a terrible place to live if you can drive. If you can’t, that’s a problem,’” 

said Molinksy, quoting the professor of Urban Planning at Harvard University and her co-author of What Is Aging in Place? Confusions and Contradictions.

“I’m a big proponent of housing options — ADUS, triplexes, small apartments — there is a lot of potential to build up the suburbs into walkable neighborhoods.”