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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2025 · 27 MIN

Addressing America's Housing Crisis with Catherine Buell

from Risking Old Age in America: The Coming Elder Care Crisis · host pod617 - The Boston Podcast Network

The guest is Catherine Buell, the former director of Amazon's Housing Equity Fund. The conversation delves into why many baby boomers stay in their homes, how this impacts the housing market, and potential solutions such as wellness and multi-generational communities. Katherine shares her insights from her experience managing public housing and the Amazon Housing Equity Fund, emphasizing the importance of creating diverse and accessible housing options for all ages. The discussion also covers the role of zoning laws, healthcare company investments, and innovative housing models that could serve the aging population better.   Topics 00:00 Introduction to the Housing Crisis 00:43 The Baby Boomer Impact on Housing 01:19 Challenges in the Housing Market 02:21 Innovative Housing Solutions 05:31 Wellness Real Estate Communities 12:24 Zoning Laws and Policy Recommendations 19:10 The Role of Healthcare in Housing 24:31 Call to Action for Baby Boomers 26:11 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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