Innovative Design in Real Estate for the Elderly Person

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Apichai Pochakaparipan
Chayanapa Lamaiwong

Abstract

At present, Thai society tends to have more elderly people, causing new needs. with more in the real estate business, it's the same. Real estate developers have to design and invent different living styles and equipment within houses and projects to be in line with those needs. But not everything can be done easily or immediately. Some things require a high construction budget, and some things require careful learning and development in stages. This article will point out the promoting factors and advantages in order to create more use of this innovation. It also points out various concerns. Including steps to control the adoption of this real estate innovation. Applied to the elderly, be careful and There are possibilities in the social sector, architecture, and economics as well.

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Pochakaparipan, A. ., & Lamaiwong , C. . (2023). Innovative Design in Real Estate for the Elderly Person. International Journal of Development Administration Research, 6(2), 166–177. Retrieved from https://so02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/ijdar/article/view/267219
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