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2016-09-20 — independent.co.uk
Living apart in this way is making it harder for younger and older generations to look after each other, putting a bigger strain on the NHS. Age segregation also reduces people's opportunities to find work and makes it harder for people to see different generations.
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Nigel Wilson, chief executive officer of Legal & General, which supported the research, said that the housing crisis had created "an intergenerationally unfair society".Â
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