Affordable Senior Apartment Building Fills Up Fast: Nia Apartments Achieves 85 Percent Lease-up in Four Days

Last week, the King County Housing Authority completed the Nia Apartments, its first new public housing for seniors and disabled residents in 26 years. One week later, it is fully leased. The new 82-unit, four-story apartment complex, which is located in the Greenbridge community in White Center, offers residents spacious, light-filled apartments with well-appointed kitchens. […]

Senior Housing Ratings and Reviews

Rob and Jennifer Liebreich started SeniorDecision.com about one year ago with the goal of providing a comprehensive listing of home health care, independent living, retirement communities, assisted living, Alzheimer’s care, and nursing homes that provide peer to peer consumer ratings and reviews. The site provides an exhaustive listing of facilities throughout the United States that […]

Senior Housing Funding Study Shows Major Funding Challenges

The National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industry (NIC) released a comprehensive study of long-term care financing in the United States last month. The study addresses the combination of public- and private-sector funding that will be needed to pay for the nation’s growing care needs, especially when Baby Boomers reach their 70s […]

More State Oversight for Assisted Living Centers?

California’s elected officials are getting involved in supporting greater oversight of assisted living facilities in the state of California while the “Governator” is looking to cut back to fix the state’s budget deficit . The state estimates that about 150,000 people live in the state’s 7,000 long-term residences for elderly or disabled. These facilities offer […]

Seniors Delay Retirement & Move to Retirement Homes As Nest Eggs Crack

The front page headline of today’s Wall Street Journal proclaims “American’s Delay Retirement As Housing, Stock Swoon“. Senior’s largest net asset as a percentage of net wealth has traditionally and statistically been dominated by home equity. The article profiles one couple’s struggle to sell their $250,000 home after many months and this is after a […]

Should You Prepare To Wait In Line For Senior Housing?

Remember the days of getting wait listed to attend the university that you were dying to get into? Flash forward 60 years into your future and you’ll come to realize that you’re back on the waiting list…except this time it’s for Senior Housing. With waiting times growing longer for affordable, independent living and assisted living […]