While any property is difficult to finance right now, senior housing is at the nexus of a few factors that make it especially tricky — tight capital, thin margins and relatively little advocacy.

Before senior-housing developments are even finished being built, some older adults are already putting down deposits over fear that spots will be gone when they need it most. With the oldest baby ...

The oldest baby boomers are poised to turn 80 years old this year, which could bring the market of dedicated senior housing from a place of oversupply to a shortage. This is according to a report ...

Senior housing occupancy improved for the 15th consecutive quarter to 87.4 percent in the first quarter of 2025. More importantly, first-quarter absorption increased for three consecutive years ...

That's the basic pitch of Arick Morton, chief executive officer of NIC MAP Vision, a company that provides geospatial and market selection analytics for the senior housing and care sector.

Following a huge dropoff in senior housing development during the pandemic, the U.S. needs more than 560,000 new units to meet the demand expected by 2030. But fewer than 200,000 senior housing ...