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https://lnkd.in/gEr47u6W McKnights Senior Living's latest report highlights a critical $275 billion investment gap in senior living development by 2030, growing to $1 trillion by 2040. NIC MAP Vision's report emphasizes the need for immediate action to address an unprecedented demand for senior housing. The senior living industry faces a 550,000-unit shortfall by 2030, requiring development to accelerate three-and-a-half times the current pace. Despite the high demand, construction starts are at record lows due to higher interest rates and limited capital availability, presenting a significant investment opportunity in the sector. #residentialassistedliving #seniorliving #realestateinvesting #investmentopportunity #silvertsunami

The global population is ageing and the demand for innovative later living housing solutions is reaching unprecedented levels. The later living sector is currently undercapitalised - could this be an investment opportunity? 💡 In a recent article, Erin Moffat, Director, Head of Real Estate Services - Jersey, explains why later living could be the next build-to-rent phenomenon. You can read the full article below. 👇🏻 #LaterLiving #RealEstate #Investment

The demand for senior housing is skyrocketing, driven by rapid growth in the 80-plus population and historic absorption rates. However, with higher interest rates and limited capital availability, construction starts are nearing all-time lows. This supply-demand imbalance presents a significant generational opportunity for investors. Why invest now? - Unprecedented Demand - Expanding Margins - Strong Market Fundamentals #SeniorLivingDevelopment #RealEstateInvesting

Good news for the senior living industry... The latest report from NIC MAP Vision underscores the strong future of the senior housing market. The first boomers turning 80 next year has created an unprecedented demand for senior housing. Absorption rates have doubled compared to pre-pandemic levels, giving investors a huge opportunity. McKnight's Senior Living provides a comprehensive overview of the current market landscape. For an in-depth analysis of the trend and future projections, check out the full report linked in the article. #SeniorLiving #MarketTrends

According to experts at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care, the future of senior living is looking bright. With demand for needs-based senior living, such as assisted living and memory care communities, on the rise, the sector is experiencing a "new normal." -Senior living occupancy is expected to grow 8% to 14% from 2023 to 2026 -Most regions projected to reach mid-90% occupancy rates by 2026 -Reduced construction starts creating a short-term boost in occupancy #SeniorLiving #RealEstateInvesting

Our CEO, Arick Morton, shared insights in McKnight's Senior Living latest article on the growing investment gap in senior housing, projected to reach $275B by 2030. Featuring data from our Senior Housing Market Outlook report, we highlight the potential for luxury senior living developments to meet rising demand among wealthier seniors, as affordability expands with increased net worth in older households. Read more in this feature from McKnight’s Senior Living to learn more: https://okt.to/WHM8i5 #Report #Investment #SeniorLiving

A rapidly growing aging population combined with the current senior housing development pace (indicating a 550,000-unit shortfall by 2030) are creating a supply-demand imbalance in the senior living investment landscape, according to a new study. GlobeSt reports: https://lnkd.in/gxUWKhA8 #SeniorLiving #SeniorHousing #CRE #RealEstate #CommercialRealEstate

Not long ago, the senior living industry worried about building too many senior living communities, leading to oversupply. Today, due to the slowdowns of the pandemic, the industry has the opposite problem. National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) Principal Omar Zahraoui reveals NIC's finding and perspective on why senior housing providers cannot wait much longer on new development. Challenges remain stark when it comes to new development, but simply waiting for interest rates to fall might be the riskiest strategy of all. What is appealing now is going to change in the next three to five years. We need some action now so we can be ready for the wave of demand coming between now and 2030. ➡ Why operators must get more aggressive on development growth ➡ Signs that construction challenges might be easing ➡ How limited supply driving demand may be a double-edged sword Learn more of the story from Austin Montgomery in Senior Housing+.

The senior living industry is facing an unprecedented supply-demand imbalance that presents a massive opportunity for investors. A recent NIC MAP Vision report shows that, while occupancy rates are set to hit 90% by 2026, the current pace of new construction is not enough to keep up with the rising demand driven by the aging baby boomer generation. To meet the need for senior living units by 2030, development must increase at 3.5 times the current rate, or we risk a $275 billion supply gap. **This is where the opportunity lies.** With more than 10,000 Americans turning 65 each day, the demand for senior housing is only going to grow over the next several decades. Residential Assisted Living (RAL) is particularly well-positioned to meet this need—offering a faster-to-develop, more personalized care model that appeals to seniors and their families. The time to invest is now. As the "silver tsunami" rolls in, those who step in to bridge the supply gap in senior living will be riding a wave of opportunity for years to come. Don’t miss out on this chance to be at the forefront of one of the most important sectors of the real estate market. If you want to know more about our investment opportunities now and in the future let me know! https://lnkd.in/gp_uk7r2 #SeniorLiving #AssistedLiving #InvestmentOpportunity #ResidentialAssistedLiving #SilverTsunami #RAL