Nursing Home & Seniors Housing Broker
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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Should I sell now or wait to improve my community’s performance? As broker’s we get posed this question often. The biggest driver of a community’s value is its current net operating income and Cap Rates. Communities are typically valued be dividing its current net operating income (NOI) by the cap rate. A cap rate is […]
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I’m often asked when is the best time of year to list a seniors housing or nursing home asset? We are all used to residential real estate agents telling us to list in the Spring while the weather is starting to change (at least for us Northerners). Does it matter for seniors housing communities? Yes […]
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Over the past couple of years, we have seen capitalization rates (defined as Net Operating Income divided by Purchase Price) drop steadily to historically low levels, which in turn has led to purchase prices being driven upwards. Now is the time to take advantage of this market and either exit the business through a sale […]
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