Senior Housing News September 27, 2024
Austin Montgomery

Senior living providers continue to weigh core-plus asset deals and distress-driven transactions favorably, as senior living deal activity showed signs of rebounding slightly this year.

That’s according to a recent survey and capital markets analysis by Cushman and Wakefield published this week.

Of the 90 senior living executives surveyed, nearly half (49%) said they would target core-plus investment strategies with assisted living being the most attractive transaction type at 33% followed by active adult being sought by 23% of respondents.

This comes as the senior living transactions market is “at or near the bottom” from a property valuations standpoint and in the years ahead, yet “renewed interest” from investor and lender groups shows the promising future prospects of senior housing...

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