It’s a sure bet that the market-rate seniors housing pipeline will catch up to the retiring baby boom demand during the next two decades—supply usually follows abundant money—but what’s more uncertain is how the sect...
Large seniors housing REITs are increasingly finding themselves in a pressure cooker of investor demand and limited supply, bouncing into each other with so much stress that deals are forming and dissolving on a...
There’s a massive shortage of available workers between the ages of 18 through 64 happening today, a trend that is causing company CEOs sleeplessness and will ultimately affect where prime offices will be...
As members of the millennial generation continue to choose downtown living, the companies that follow them may be the bigger story of the economic recovery. But this flight to urban cores is coming at the expense of...
Regency Centers Corp., an owner, operator and developer of 332 shopping centers, recently launched the latest sustainability salvo in the retail world by completing a $250 million sale of bonds solely dedicated to...
Target, usually one of analysts’ retail favorites, is reeling after a disappointing first quarter, lawsuits and damages from its massive data breach and what may have been a huge misstep in its Canada entry last...
Manufacturing is coming back to the U.S., both in terms of jobs and demand for industrial facilities. But the physical size and the number of workers the plants employ won’t likely match the massive factory floors of...
Hospitals and other health care providers, already dealing with changes brought by the new Affordable Care Act (ACA), are selling their assets to third party owners to reap the benefits of escalating property prices...
As the economy surges and capital flows more freely, members of the seniors housing industry have been holding their collective breath to see how developers react to easier money: Basically, will overbuilding take ho...
Two important demographic trends are converging in the seniors housing market: (1) The baby boomers are hitting their retirement age. (2) The general population, able to market their homes for more favorable prices...
