While the majority of older adults are homeowners, more older adults are renting than ever before. Older adult renters are more likely to live on fixed incomes, which must keep up with rising housing costs and growing medical expenses. But as the U.S.’s population ages—with older adults soon to outnumber children—this crisis will be harder to overlook and to address. But most older adult renters are low-income, and their housing precarity is multifaceted. Aging in InstabilityAs with other affordable housing, demand for senior housing is rising faster than new construction can meet, leaving older adults with few housing options.