As we embark on the
25th National Conference, we realize how much the seniors housing and care sector has changed in terms of capital flow, market trends, operator sophistication to product evolution and investor interest. The industry is changing at an expeditious rate, so imagine what is to come in the next 25 including 2026 when the first Boomers…
National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care and National Real Estate Investor are collaborating to create the second annual survey on the outlook for the seniors housing property market in terms of both its market fundamentals as well as its capital market trends. The survey will include the views of owners, builders, developers, lenders and investors in the seniors…
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In light of REIT Week, NIC wanted to share valuable insight into the impact of health care REITs related to seniors housing and care. Health care REITs own and operate properties including senior housing and skilled nursing properties, hospitals and other medical office buildings. Low interest rates, attrative financing, solid returns and robust demand are all factors that indicate that…
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Institutional investment interest in seniors housing and care is strong and growing. In the first quarter of 2015, transaction volume totaled $19.4 billion on a four-quarter moving average, with more than 122 deals closing. Investor interest can be traced to many factors. Foremost among these factors is its investment track record: both appreciation and income returns for seniors housing…
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NIC 2015 Forum Session Recap
Moderator: Tom Stanley, Founder & Principal, Cascade Living Group
Panelists:Ron Hastie, President, RJ DevelopmentJames D. Scribner, Managing Director, RED Capital Markets LLCChris Urban, Managing Director, Ambrose Capital Group
Overview of Session: Operators of private pay seniors housing have a multitude of capital options to finance their business’ growth and development. During this break-out session small/mid-cap…
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