Quantum FIBER from AT&T | With Demand For Housing For First-Time Renters And Active-Adult Seniors Skyrocketing, What Do These Developments Need To Succeed?
To find out, Bisnow spoke with Jordan Gentry and Chad Edelstein, both senior program managers at Quantum Fiber from AT&T, who broke down the trends that are currently shaping asset classes and appealing to different age ranges.
After experiencing a dip in 2023, student housing transaction volume rebounded to $8.5B in 2024, a 43% year-over-year increase, and the demand is expected to rise even more in 2025. Meanwhile, an aging population with rising life expectancies is leading to a predicted need of 250,000 additional Baby Boomer housing units by 2027 and nearly 500,000 additional units by 2029.
What’s attractive housing for 20–30-year-olds or those who are 55-70+? What are the amenities and design elements that set them apart from the rest, and what are today’s residents looking for?
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