Market Trends | Senior Housing | Skilled Nursing
By: Anne Standish and Beth Mace | June 15, 2022
Introduction. An inquiry the NIC Analytics team frequently receives is “How much senior housing inventory exists in the United States?” To answer this question, the NIC Analytics team has historically generated estimates of the United States’ national supply of senior housing and nursing care and published those estimates in the biennial editions of the NIC Investment Guide. Now, however, industry stakeholders no longer need to wait for new releases of the NIC Investment Guide for national supply estimates because NIC MAP Vision, an affiliate of NIC, offers subscribers quarterly supply estimates for the entire U.S. (with more detailed data dependent upon subscription level).
Ideas and Discussion | Market Trends | Skilled Nursing
By: Bill Kauffman | June 13, 2022
The skilled nursing industry is currently facing numerous challenges, but many operators do see long-term opportunities as the growth of the senior population accelerates and skilled nursing properties will be the only option for many higher acuity patients given the current long-term care infrastructure in the country.
NIC Leadership Huddle | Senior Housing | Skilled Nursing
By: NIC | June 10, 2022
“It’s a very exciting time in the senior housing industry, as the sector continues to mature and product offerings become increasingly differentiated,” said Beth Mace, chief economist and director of outreach at NIC, kicking off the third Leadership Huddle of 2022.
COVID-19 | Market Trends | Skilled Nursing
By: Beth Mace and Omar Zahraoui | June 06, 2022
A recent NIC Notes blog titled “Market Fundamentals Amid Challenging Time for Skilled Nursing” published by NIC Analytics, evaluated supply and demand dynamics for freestanding skilled nursing properties within the 31 NIC MAP Primary Markets (Primary Markets) aggregate since 2017, and examined property-level occupancy distribution to get a better understanding of how widespread the effects of the pandemic have been.
