The average price per assisted living unit in the U.S. has hit a new high-water mark despite some industry pressures. Average price per unit paid grew by 14% to a new record of $221,250t, according to the latest Senior Care Acquisition Report from market intelligence firm Irving Levin Associates. The average cap rate for assisted living communities […]
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The dollar volume of senior housing and care acquisitions dropped at the end of 2017—and tax reform may be partly to blame. Approximately $1.85 billion worth of seniors housing and care properties traded hands in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to the most recent statistics from Irving Levin Associations. This is down from the […]
The dollar volume of senior housing and care properties changing hands sagged in the third quarter of 2017. About $2.5 billion worth of such acquisitions were publicly announced during the second quarter of 2017, according to the most recent statistics from Irving Levin Associates. That’s a far cry from the second quarter’s blockbuster volume of $9.7 billion […]
For assisted living property owners, it has very much been a seller’s market. That’s because the average price per unit of assisted living communities reached an all-time high in 2016, according to a newly released report. Specifically, the average price per unit of assisted living communities sold last year was more than $196,600, which is 2.4% […]
Last year was a busy one for the health care services industry—though not all sectors were as active as others. In fact, the number of health care services transactions rose slightly in 2016, even as the number of deals in the long-term care sector declined, according to the 23rd edition of Irving Levin Associates’ Health Care Services […]
Last year was busy for health care M&A, with $71.7 billion worth of deals recorded nationwide. Out of all health care sub-sectors, long-term care had the biggest year in terms of deal volume and deal value, according a newly released PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report. The long-term care sub-sector included skilled nursing facilities and private pay senior living options. […]
Senior housing transaction dollar volume was weak at the end of 2016, but the year was still active due to a relatively strong number of smaller dollar transactions, according to preliminary end-of-year data from the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC). However, separate M&A data released by Irving Levin Associates, also on […]
This week on Senior Housing News, readers learned about the future of senior housing, which has a lot to do with adhering to the needs of middle-income seniors. They also learned how to arrange good deals on Class B senior housing properties, how senior living companies still rely on temp agencies to combat staffing woes, […]
The last year was marked by sky-high prices and low cap rates as reported by senior housing real estate investment trusts (REITs) in quarterly earnings calls, and now the numbers prove that perhaps they’ve been holding off on deals with reason. The average price for skilled nursing facilities soared to a new record of $85,900 per […]
While transaction volume dwindled among seniors housing and care asset classes during the last quarter of 2015, nursing care remained strong, solidifying its position as an emerging market sweetheart. Quarterly data from the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) revealed that skilled nursing was still a popular asset class during the last […]
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