Seniors Housing Business

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NHI Acquires Six-Property Agemark Portfolio in Nebraska for $63.5M

3 days ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

2 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Tennessee-based National Health Investors Inc. (NHI) has acquired a portfolio of six Agemark memory care communities located in Nebraska for $63.5 million. The seller, Agemark Senior Living, will continue to operate the properties, which total 205 units, on a 15-year master lease with two five-year renewal options.
SantaFe Healthcare Sells 100-Acre Senior Living Property in Gainesville, Florida

6 days ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

2 GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Continuum Advisors has arranged the sale of The Village at Gainesville, a 639-unit seniors housing community in Gainesville. SantaFe Healthcare Inc. sold the 100-acre asset to funds managed by Fortress Investment Group for an undisclosed price. The Village at Gainesville consists of nine residential buildings — six independent living, one assisted living and two memory care — and several community clubhouses with amenities.
Dual Appraisal Methods Improve Opportunities to Get Fair Taxation for Seniors Housing Properties

1 week ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

1 By Phil Brusk and Caleb VahcicThe seniors housing sector can’t seem to catch a break. Owners grappling with staffing shortages and other operational hardships lingering from the pandemic are facing new challenges related to debt and spiraling costs. High interest rates and loan maturations loom over the industry, with $19 billion in loans coming due within the next 24 months, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s “H1 2024 Market Trends and Investor Survey” on senior living and care.
American House, Curana Health Partner at 11 Communities Across Tennessee

1 week ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

2 SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — American House Senior Living Communities, a seniors housing owner and operator, has partnered with Curana Health at 11 of its Tennessee communities. The collaboration provides on-site healthcare services to residents, including routine preventive primary care, illness appointments, 24-hour clinical support, care coordination and specialty appointment arrangement, chronic condition management, medication review and on-site phlebotomy and imaging.
Green Mills Group Breaks Ground on $26M Affordable Housing Community in Florida

1 week ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

2 OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — Green Mills Group has broken ground on a $26 million affordable seniors housing community in Osceola County. Dubbed Poinciana Parc, the property will comprise an 86-unit mid-rise building. Amenities at the community will include a fitness center, business center, club/game room, laundry room and swimming pool. The Florida Housing Finance Corp. awarded the project a 9 percent tax credit allocation in May 2023.
Lucinda Baier Steps Down as Brookdale CEO

1 week ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

2 BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Lucinda (Cindy) Baier has stepped down as president and chief executive officer of Brookdale Senior Living, effective April 13, 2025. According to Brookdale, which is the largest seniors housing operator according to the American Seniors Housing Association’s 2024 ASHA 50 rankings, the company entered into a separation agreement with Baier and has initiated a search for a new CEO. Baier also resigned from Brookdale’s board of directors.
Ikaria Capital Group’s $1.5B Bridge-to-HUD Deal Pipeline is Newly Launched Firm’s Meal Ticket

2 weeks ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

4 Jason Dopoulos and Ken Gould, co-founders of Cleveland-based Ikaria Capital Group, have ambitious plans for their fledgling company, which specializes in financing skilled nursing and seniors housing facilities. The duo is intent on their firm becoming the No. 1 lender in HUD’s Section 232 program, which provides mortgage insurance for residential care facilities such as assisted living facilities and nursing homes. “We want to be the No. 1 HUD lender within three years.
SLIB Brokers Sale of 60-Unit Assisted Living, Memory Care Community in Greenville, South Carolina

2 weeks ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

AcquisitionsAssisted LivingMemory CareNewsSouth Carolina 1 GREENVILLE, S.C. — Senior Living Investment Brokerage (SLIB) has brokered the sale of Shepherd’s Care Assisted Living and Memory Care Community in Greenville. The property totals 60 units. Bob Jones University (BJU) sold the community to an undisclosed local investor, which has partnered with a Southeast-based operator. Daniel Geraghty and Bradley Clousing of SLIB represented BJU in the transaction. According to Geraghty, the buyer...
Industry Veteran Doug Korey Retires

2 weeks ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

1 WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Doug Korey, an industry professional with more than 40 years of experience in the seniors housing sector, has retired. Most recently, Korey served as managing director of business development for LTC Properties. According to the company, Korey is departing to focus on his family and health.
Seniors Housing Demand at All-Time High, Says NIC

2 weeks ago | seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess

2 ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Demand for seniors housing has reached an all-time high, according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC). In a press release, the Annapolis-based organization reported that occupancy rates in the U.S. increased 0.3 percentage points — from 87.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2024 to 87.4 percent in the first quarter of 2025 — referencing data from NIC MAP, which tracks occupancy rates in 31 primary markets throughout the country.