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TIPS TO SERVE THE 55+ MARKET at Cresswind CHERYL CRAWFORD, SRES Tips to Serve the 55+ Market 55 Three 55+ Living Generations Tips to Serve the 55+ Market G.I. Generation Age 92 & up 1901 - 1926 Silent Generation Age 73 - 91 1927 -


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TIPS TO SERVE THE 55+ MARKET at Cresswind

CHERYL CRAWFORD, SRES

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Tips to Serve the 55+ Market

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G.I. Generation – Age 92 & up 1901 - 1926 Silent Generation – Age 73 - 91 1927 - 1945 Baby Boomers – Age 54 - 72 1946 - 1964

Tips to Serve the 55+ Market

Three 55+ Living Generations

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  • G.I. Generation – 1.88%
  • Silent Generation – 12.97%
  • Baby Boomers – 26.10%

CURRENTLY 40.95% of the Population IS 55+!

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What does this information mean to a real estate professional?

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Knowing Your Market

  • DISTINGUISH THE GENERATIONS & Differences
  • EVENTS THAT SHAPED THE WAY
  • FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE BUYERS
  • REAL ESTATE NEEDS OF EACH GENERATION
  • FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS
  • CHANGING AS AGENT TO WORK EFFECTIVELY

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First Meeting

Step 1 Anticipate concerns Step 2 Build Rapport Step 3 Be empathetic Step 4 Explain agency Challenges Step 5 Establish your meeting objective Step 6 Perform a needs analysis

Know Your Market!

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Challenges Going IN Digital vs Paper

Buyers & Sellers

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  • Emotional
  • Possible physical impairment
  • Family business
  • Grief

Considerations Going IN

Buyers

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  • Possessions
  • Endowment Effect
  • Preparing the home for sell

Considerations Going IN

Sellers

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Knowing The

G.I. Generation

Age 93 & Up

What events shaped this generation?

WWI Great Depression WWII Pearl Harbor

Knowing Your Market

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The

G.I. Generation

93 & up

What are their housing needs? Multigenerational?

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The

G.I. Generation

93 & Up

Working with them as agent:

Don’t want to downsize Risk averse Parting with possessions

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The Silent Generation 1925 – 1945 Age 73 - 91 What events shaped this generation?

WWI Great Depression “ Children Seen Not Heard” Heard”

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The Silent Generation Age 73 - 91

What are their housing needs?

Ease of living Recreation Educational opportunities

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The Silent Generation Age 73 - 91

Working with them as agent:

Savvy Lots of questions Formal

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The Baby Boomers

Age 54 - 72

What eve vent nts shaped this generation?

Vietnam War Cold War Space Race Civil Rights

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The Baby Boomers

Age 54 - 72

What are their housing needs?

Upscale Home office First floor masters Recreation

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The Baby Boomers

Age 54 - 72

Wor

  • rking

king wi with h the hem as as ag agen ent:

Education High service One-stop shopping

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The Baby Boomers

Age 54 - 72

How did the recession change the outlook of Boomers?

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 Generational differences affect behavior  Different housing needs  Housing options Financial information Presentations Resources  .  .  .  .  .  . Financial information Presentations Resources

CONCLUSION

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