Andrew Christman

Distinguishing active adult rental communities from multifamily options – and weathering current multifamily market dislocations – will be key to driving the success of active adult as this asset type continues to mature.

The senior living industry’s “investment gap” is continuing to grow and could widen to nearly $800 billion by 2050 if the industry does not speed up the rate of new development.

Sonida Senior Living (NYSE: SNDA) has grown its operating portfolio by almost one-third over the last six months, and the company has more expansion planned ahead.

“Going green” isn’t just good for the environment – it’s also sometimes good for operators’ bottom lines.

In the age of the electric vehicle, the senior living industry is akin to a 1987 Buick – at least when it comes to public perception, according to HumanGood CEO John Cochrane.

Charter Senior Living CEO Keven Bennema believes that 2025 could be the year that developers and operators kick into much higher gear with regard to new growth, and the company is readying itself accordingly.

Charter Senior Living CEO Keven Bennema believes that 2025 could be the year that developers and operators kick into much higher gear with regard to new growth, and the company is readying itself accordingly.

Continuing care retirement community (CCRCs) occupancy and absorption rates continued to outpace non-CCRC communities in the third quarter of 2024.

AgeWell Solvere Living Co-CEO and Co-founder Kristin Kutac Ward is leaving her post at the end of the year in order to launch a new consulting company focused on senior living.

The senior living industry has already upped its wellness game in the last few years, but operators are taking their practices aimed at keeping residents well to an even higher level in 2024.