Nursing Home & Seniors Housing Broker
At a certain age, virtually any type property will become obsolete. Thus, at what age is it for Senior Living and Skilled Nursing Facilities? I believe it is more a matter of functionality than age. In today’s competitive world, Assisted Living Communities that are older converted Skilled Nursing Facilities tend to have challenges in keeping […]
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Recently, I spoke at the Washington Healthcare Association’s (WHCA) annual conference. I have spoken there three times on the general state of the senior housing and skilled nursing sales market. For the first time, I had to say that the data shows that pricing has peaked. According to the National Investment Center (NIC), prices peaked […]
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According to the Senior Care Acquisition Report 2016, the average price per unit for Assisted Living Facilities in 2015 was $189,200 and for Independent Living Facilities it was $192,900. However, is this really a good metric for valuing a senior living community? In 2015 the average price per unit for Class A Independent Living Facilities […]
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As a company, Senior Housing Investment Brokerage, Inc. represents many different types of buyers; REITS, Private Equity companies, Regional Operators, Non-Profits and small, privately owned operators. When it comes time to sell, typically the most, or one of the most important factors is obtain the best price possible. As brokers, owners rely on us to […]
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