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Austin Montgomery

Rockford

reporter at Senior Housing News and in my spare time editor of States of Life while being an avidly terrible disc golfer.

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  • Senior Living Industry Faces ‘Long-Term Realignment’ of Staffing Conditions as Demand Surges

    5 days ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

    Senior living operators are not facing a short-term labor shortage, they are facing a “long-term realignment” as rising demand puts pressure on their ability to staff communities.

  • After Acquiring First Community, New Operator Unbridled Living Plans Middle-Market Growth

    6 days ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

    Newly established senior living management company Unbridled Living recently acquired its first community, and looking ahead, the company is prepared to grow, according to CEO Kyle Bourne. Based in Louisville, Kentucky, Bourne founded Unbridled Living in 2024 to acquire and manage senior living properties, with a focus on middle-market independent living communities, Bourne told SHN.

  • Novelty to Necessity: AI Becomes Important Tool for Senior Living Sales and Marketing Teams

    6 days ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

    Roleplaying, analyzing leads, taking notes – not long ago, these were strictly human domains. But senior living operators are finding concrete uses for AI with all of these tasks, and more. Since the advent of artificial intelligence in the last few years, companies in a variety of industries have sought to use it to power their businesses. Senior living operators have struggled somewhat to find new uses for the technology, given the human nature of senior living and care.

  • Minto Sees Strong Demand for Margaritaville Communities, With ‘Great Expansion Capacity’ Ahead

    1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

    Minto Communities USA reported better-than-expected sales at its first Latitude Margaritaville 55-plus housing community, and that demand is shaping its future growth opportunities. The Latitude Margaritaville Daytona Beach in Daytona Beach, Florida, which spans more than 3,700 homes, has sold out over five years ahead of sales projections, Minto President William Bullock told Senior Housing News.

  • Independent Living Community Traces Roots From Rare HUD Program to Serving Middle Market

    1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

    The Community at Sunset Wood, a single-site nonprofit independent living community in upstate New York, is among the last of its kind. The community, which has served older adults in the area since 1882 in one way or another, is one of the few, if not the last, community developed under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Retirement Services Center program that ran between 1983 and 1991, according to Sunset Wood CEO Dominick Manfredo.

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