Investors kick off 2019 with a favorable, though more cautious, outlook; Sentiment on par with past peak.
Exclusive research results from the first half NREI / Marcus & Millichap Investor Sentiment Survey shows that investors coming off another robust year of investment sales activity appear to be adopting a more conservative outlook, but sentiment levels point to an active 2019.
Selling your assisted living business and facility in 2025 is a significant decision that involves careful planning and strategic execution. To ensure a successful sale, it’s essential to understand the valuation process, prepare your business effectively, and engage with experienced professionals who specialize in the senior housing market. Understanding the Valuation of Your Assisted Living
Over the next five years, the senior housing industry is poised for a significant transition as numerous family-owned communities prepare to change ownership. This shift, driven by aging proprietors, evolving market dynamics, and increasing demand for senior care, presents both challenges and opportunities for stakeholders. The Generational Transition Many senior housing communities were established decades
The senior housing sector is one of the most promising investment opportunities in commercial real estate. With an aging population, rising demand for specialized care, and strong economic fundamentals, senior housing provides investors with stable returns and long-term growth potential. What is Senior Housing? Senior housing includes different types of residential options for older adults:
If you’re selling a highly appreciated asset—whether it’s real estate, a business, or an investment portfolio—capital gains taxes can take a significant chunk of your profits. While 1031 exchanges are a popular way to defer taxes, they come with strict rules and time constraints. A Deferred Sales Trust (DST) offers a powerful, flexible alternative. What
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