Senior-living developers seek asset-class status as DLF readies ₹2,000 crore Gurugram project
Colliers India and Primus Senior Living are urging policymakers to classify senior living as a specialised real-estate asset class, with operating standards and incentives. DLF is preparing a luxury Gurugram project with about ₹2,000 crore in sales potential as developers expand managed communities combining housing, healthcare and wellness.
What happened
Primus Senior Living · Colliers and Primus urge senior living recognition as a specialised asset class, with operating standards and incentives. DLF plans a
Key facts
- 75 million Indians over 60 live with chronic illnesses
- 149 million Indians aged 60+ in 2022
- 10.5% of population in 2022
- 347 million Indians aged 60+ projected by 2050
- 20.8% of population by 2050
- about 3% CAGR
- DLF project sales potential of around Rs 2,000 crore
- 75,000 sq ft clubhouse
Why this matters
Developers, healthcare providers and hospitality operators have a growing opportunity to form integrated senior-living platforms before standards and incentives formalise the category.