Senior Housing News March 26, 2025
Andrew Christman

Senior living demand is high, supply is low, large lenders like Fannie Mae are more active and operational expenses are stabilizing – all conditions pointing toward a better year for investment activity in 2025.

That positive sentiment was on display earlier this year at the NIC Spring Conference in San Diego, where about 89% of 1,900 surveyed attendees reported a positive or extremely positive outlook for the year ahead. That number is up from about 80% in 2024, according to Lisa McCracken, head of research and analytics for NIC.

That said, there are still some forces threatening to derail the industry’s progress this year, at least in a minor way, she said. Almost half of all senior housing communities in...

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