Why we Need to Rethink Boomer Housing

Auriens Kensington

Only yesterday I received an email from a man, in his early sixties, who had suddenly been made homeless. Lacking the necessary finances to afford to stay in a hotel, he was looking for somewhere affordable in which to live.

A few months earlier, I heard from a friend, also in his sixties, who was sofa surfing. After 27 years of marriage, his wife had decided to call it a day and left him without a…