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Argentum and NIC MAP Enter Partnership to Advance Senior Living Initiatives

May 10, 2023 | NIC MAP

Collaboration to enhance association’s access to data and analytical tools required to advocate for senior living priorities in Washington, DC, and the states. (ALEXANDRIA, Va.) – Argentum, the voice for America’s professionally managed senior living communities, has entered into an agreement with NIC MAP to make the data analytics group an Official Data and Insights […]

NIC MAP Vision Data Download with COO Kyle Gardner

April 10, 2023 | Bridge The Gap Podcast

NIC MAP COO Kyle Gardner joins the Bridge the Gap podcast to share insights on the evolving senior housing market, key industry trends, and the impact of emerging technologies.

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Introducing “Listings”: A New Listing Service Dedicated to Senior Housing Real Estate

February 17, 2023 | NIC MAP

We just launched a new listings service for senior housing real estate! Labeled as “Real Estate” within NIC MAP’s client platform, this new service is the first online and free source of listings for high-quality senior housing real estate. “Listings” allows sellers of senior housing properties to reach the thousands of monthly active users on […]

Active Adult Data Now Available in the NIC MAP Vision Platform

October 17, 2022 | NIC MAP

Earlier this summer, we officially announced the data collection and inclusion of Active Adult data in the NIC MAP Vision platform. Currently, that data includes property-level inventory information for 500+ Active Adult properties. Additional properties and performance data (rate and occupancy) will be added by early 2023. Active Adult is the latest property type to […]

Burning Glass Partnership Adds Fast, Actionable Labor Data to the NIC MAP Vision Platform

February 17, 2022 | NIC MAP

Last October, we signed a partnership with Burning Glass Technologies (Burning Glass), a leader in labor market data across multiple industries in the U.S. and beyond. Together with Trepp, this data gave our clients a more transparent picture of the senior housing market and marked a major milestone for our platform. Then, like now, we believed Burning Glass […]

NIC MAP Vision Partners with Trepp to Streamline Access to Vital CMBS Financial Data Set

October 13, 2021 | NIC MAP

RALEIGH, NC, October 13, 2021 — NIC MAP Vision, a leading provider of senior housing data and analytics, has partnered with financial analytics leader Trepp to democratize the senior housing industry’s access to the must-have CMBS financial data set. Through their partnership, Trepp’s data adds depth to a platform that provides the most expansive demand and […]

NIC MAP Vision Expands Ability to View Competition Across the Nation

April 16, 2021 | NIC MAP

NIC MAP Vision integrates the market-leading NIC MAP® Data Service with VisionLTC’s best-in-class data for investors, owners, and operators to provide significantly deeper and broader data for industry stakeholders. Key Takeaway: NIC MAP has long been the industry leader in facilitating data transparency in the seniors housing and care sector. NIC MAP Vision combines both supply-side time […]

NIC Acquires VisionLTC To Create Data Powerhouse

March 11, 2021 | NIC MAP

NIC ACQUIRES VISIONLTC TO CREATE DATA POWERHOUSE FOR SENIOR HOUSING AND SKILLED NURSING SECTORS NIC MAP Vision brings data needed by investors, operators and others together under one brand. ANNAPOLIS (March 11, 2021)—The National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) has acquired Raleigh, NC-based VisionLTC, a leading data analytics platform serving many of […]

$1 trillion investment shortage in senior living development expected by 2040

June 27, 2017 | McKnights

The senior living industry is on the brink of a massive supply-demand imbalance, with a $275 billion investment gap projected by 2030. Discover how the NIC MAP Outlook report outlines the challenges and opportunities for meeting this unprecedented demand.

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