Coeli flags up to 65,600 extra hires needed in Sweden eldercare by 2033

• Coeli Asset Management flagged a looming staffing shortfall in Swedish eldercare through 2033, with municipalities already constrained by labor supply.
• SKR scenarios imply a 13%-33% rise in people receiving home care or nursing-home services by 2033, a swing of more than 40,000 people.
• Eldercare staffing needs rise by 30,100-65,600 employees by 2033, up 15%-32% from roughly 204,000 today.
• Population aged 85+ projected to climb more than 60% by 2033, tightening demand for nursing homes, assisted living, home care capacity.
• Higher utilization points to sustained growth in social-infrastructure real estate demand, with municipalities limited in building or operating new facilities.

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