Here are five strategies to create age-friendly smart cities | Opinion

It’s the start of a new decade and the greatest population shift in Broward will occur within the next five to 10 years when 236,663 older adults go from ages 55-64 to 60–74. Leaders in Miami and Fort Lauderdale need to be doing more to anticipate the needs of an aging population and create a smart city that is also age-friendly. (Taimy Alvarez / South Florida Sun Sentinel)