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NIC Executive Circle
4Q09 Webcast
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"Residential Housing and Commercial Real Estate Forecast for 2010 and the Implications for Seniors
Housing"
Moderator:
Robert G. Kramer, President-NIC
Speaker:
John Burns, President-John Burns Real Estate Consulting
Panelists:
Thilo Best, Chairman and CEO-Horizon Bay Retirement Living
Dan Madsen, Chairman-One Eighty
11:00 a.m. EST on Thursday, January 7, 2010
Following nine straight quarterly declines in the average stabilized occupancy rate for majority IL,
occupancy remained stable from 2Q09-3Q09. The S&P/Case-Shiller National Home Price Index (seasonally
adjusted) showed improvement for the first time since 4Q06 in 2Q09, increasing 1.8% from 1Q09. The improvement
in the home price index foreshadowed the stabilization of occupancy by one quarter, which supports NIC
research that suggests certain residential housing metrics are leading indicators of independent living
demand. Will this trend continue in 2010? What is the outlook for the residential housing market for
2010, and how is IL demand likely to be affected?
Join us for a discussion with John Burns, president of John Burns Real Estate Consulting,
as he provides an update on residential housing market conditions and his forecast for 2010. Burns,
a well-respected analyst whose consulting firm provides housing market intelligence to many of the largest
companies in the housing and investment industries, will address pressing questions, such as:
- What are national housing prices and sales volumes likely to look like in 2010?
- What are the potential hurdles to housing market recovery in 2010?
- Will the foreclosure crisis persist well into next year and beyond? And, if so, how will housing prices
and the overall economic recovery be affected as a result?
- Will government support programs such as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continue to provide relief in 2010?
Burns will also use his expertise to provide a commercial real estate update and forecast for 2010,
including insight into:
- How will this downturn compare to the recession of the early 1990s?
- What potential threat do maturing debts pose to the overall economy?
- What is being done to tackle commercial real estate debt issues?
Next, a panel of top industry leaders will examine data and key industry metrics to provide a timely
update on the performance of the seniors housing and care industry. The panel will respond to John Burns’
forecast by discussing the correlations between seniors housing performance and the residential & commercial
real estate markets, and how our industry is likely to fare over the next year as a result of the projected
economic conditions.
Contact Sarah Cooper at 410-267-0504 for more information.
How to Join Us for This Webcast:
This individual webcast may be purchased for $275, or you can join the Executive Circle
to participate in webcasts all year plus receive additional benefits.
After your have joined, Sarah Cooper, NIC Executive Circle Membership
Coordinator, will contact you with registration instructions for the January 7 webcast.
- Join the NIC Executive Circle - $495 - $1,000
NIC Executive Circle members receive access to four quarterly webcasts on crucial industry issues per
year, historical NIC Key Financial Indicators™ data, discounts on NIC MAP® reports, and access
to other NIC Research exclusively for members.
- Individual Webcast Purchase - $275
Purchase access to the January 7, 2010 webcast and the associated speaker presentations.
Please Note: If you are currently an Executive Circle Member, please contact
Sarah Cooper for the registration link.
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