Buyers will spend more than a trillion dollars annually on housing in projects that include specialized wellness spaces, the study showed. The market for this type of real estate is currently estimated at about $900 million, and by 2029 it is expected to exceed $ 1.1 billion.
According to experts interviewed by Forbes Australia, after the COVID-19 pandemic, people are increasingly investing in projects that have facilities to maintain health and well-being, both inside and outside the house.
Until recently, this usually referred to projects that include fitness centers, swimming pools, gyms, and other infrastructure to help keep fit.In addition, elite projects now also use air and water purification systems, as well as circadian lighting, which changes its intensity throughout the day in accordance with natural human rhythms.
In the near future, this concept will become even more widespread.Consumers will demand that homes be synchronized with the body, that biometric data be monitored, that lighting and temperature be adjusted to sleep cycles, and that there be built-in tools to optimize health.
Tim Garner, CEO and founder of the Gurner Group, a company specializing in such projects, says: "Our clients take care of their health and longevity more than ever.They want not only to live longer, but also to make their lives richer and more fulfilling.Consequently, their purchasing preferences certainly reflect this shift.It's no longer enough just to have a large modern gym or sauna.
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