By: Beth Mace | June 03, 2015
1 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 have consistently dwarfed other property type returns for more than ten years. On a ten-year basis, total returns as reported by NCREIF were more than 14.1%; this compares with all property types of 8.4%.
Economic Trends | Ideas and Discussion
By: NIC | May 28, 2015
NIC 2015 Forum Session Recap
By: Annie Cederholm | May 14, 2015
If talk about growth in the supply of seniors housing properties has raised more questions than answers, then this summary is for you.
