Active Adult | AgeTech | Capital for Operations | Partnering for Health | middle market
By: Ray Braun | May 14, 2024
NIC’s Strategic Plan included objectives to “’expand the tent’ into five Focus Areas – selected by the NIC Board because of their increasing impact on the senior housing and care industry and the benefit of integrating subject matter expertise into the NIC ecosystem of offerings.
Active Adult | Baby Boomers | NIC Spring Conference
By: NIC | April 11, 2024
Two developers share lessons learned. As the active adult rental segment attracts more investors amid a quickly growing pool of potential customers, a highly interactive session at the 2024 NIC Spring Conference took a deep dive into the product type. Two broad-reaching case studies of successful strategies were highlighted. The audience was also polled throughout the discussion for their input.
Active Adult | Market Trends | NIC MAP Vision | Senior Housing
By: Caroline Clapp | February 28, 2023
Active adult rental properties serve older Americans who wish to live in a multifamily setting with other residents who generally are more independent and active than the residents in today’s senior housing offerings. NIC MAP Vision recently released inventory data for active adult for the fourth quarter of 2022. The analysis presented in this blog post aggregates the inventory and demographics of these active adult communities by market; calculates penetration rates within each market; and identifies where the largest concentration of inventory is located. Note that this analysis simply evaluates the supply side of the active adult market given the availability of inventory data. NIC MAP Vision is scheduled to release performance data such as occupancy and rents later in 2023, which should provide further insight into active adult demand.
Active Adult | Ideas and Discussion | NIC Spring Conference | NIC conference
By: NIC | February 17, 2023
“The topics that are explored and discussed at great length have been very relevant. They allow me to think deeper, pose more questions, but also find other like-mind people who are in the same situations.”
