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YES. Termites make no distinction betzeen new and old homes. Their colonies live underground and seek cellulose in the closest buildings, young or old… Newer wood, it is true, is usually treated and therefore protected, but there are still other sources of cellulose for the colony: wallpaper, archives in basements, skirting boards, doors…
