More Middle-Market Demand, Less Greed In the System: How Covid-19 May Affect Senior Living Development
The Covid-19 pandemic is changing many aspects of the senior housing industry, including the prospects for new development. While the
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As baby boomers retire, Main Street could face a tsunami of change
Baby boomer business owners are retiring in record numbers, fueling a dramatic paradigm shift on Main Street. Boomers own 2.34
The CARES Act: What You Need to Know About Emergency Senior Housing Business Relief
On March 27, 2020, the President of the United States signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES
Final Regulations on Opportunity Zones
IRS published in the Federal Register the final regulations on Opportunity Zones (OZs), “Investing in Qualified Opportunity Funds.”
Private Equity Surge Raises Apprehensions in Senior Housing Industry
Private equity investment in senior housing has gained momentum over the last several years and could reach new heights in
The 2020s Will Be A Tipping Point For Elder Care In The US
As 2020 dawns, the US is about to reach a critical, historic tipping point in its need to care for
Finding New Approaches To Memory Care
Anyone in the aging services industry can cite the statistics of Alzheimer’s, the sixth leading cause of death in the
Mission-Critical Repurposing: Converting Aging Senior Living Properties to Affordable Housing
In 1908, the Jewish Home for the Aged of the Northwest opened in St. Paul, Minnesota, serving eight residents. As
Nearly 1 Million New Senior Living Units Needed by 2040
Senior living is currently grappling with the effects of oversupply in some markets. Even more new supply will be needed
