News Archive

‘I Love It Here’: This Former Mortuary Is Taking New Residents

October 28, 2025 | The New York Times

As older-adult housing demand rises, developers are turning shuttered hotels, offices and malls into senior living communities. Leveraging NIC MAP data to track investment shortfalls and emerging trends, this NYT report explores how adaptive reuse is reshaping the senior housing landscape

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Continued spotlight on assisted living presents opportunity to respond with data-backed story

October 20, 2025 | Mcknights Senior Living

As assisted living remains under the national spotlight, experts emphasize the importance of using data to tell the industry’s story. Drawing on insights from NIC MAP and other sources, leaders note that with more than 700,000 older adults on wait lists, this is a ‘prove-it’ moment for the sector to demonstrate outcomes, value, and resident […]

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NexCore starts Denver senior housing project amid supply imbalance

October 20, 2025 | The Real Deal

NexCore Group is advancing a new 112-unit senior living development in Denver, continuing the vision started by Hines at 96 N Emerson St. According to data from NIC MAP, senior housing supply is lagging sharply behind demand—making this project well-positioned to meet strong market fundamentals.

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Shutdown Puts Home-Care Program at 320 Hospitals at Risk—Jeopardizing Aging in Place for Thousands

October 17, 2025 | Yahoo! News

As policymakers work to resolve the shutdown, the article highlights the growing potential of home-care and hospital-at-home models to support an aging population. With NIC MAP data showing the U.S. will need more than 560,000 new senior-housing units over the next five years, the piece underscores the strong demand and expanding opportunities across senior housing […]

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‘We’re Back, Baby’: 6 Senior Living Leaders Predict Memory Care’s Future

October 17, 2025 | Senior Housing News

Senior living leaders share why memory care is entering a renewed growth phase, citing rising demand, stronger occupancy trends, and operator innovations. With NIC MAP data showing absorption outpacing new supply, the article highlights how premium experiences, rate optimization, and care excellence are shaping the future of memory care heading into 2026.

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Greystone Closes $452M Senior Housing CLO

October 16, 2025 | Multi-Housing News

Discover how the $451.6 million CLO arranged by Greystone underscores the investment momentum in the senior housing sector. Backed by 46 properties across 13 states, with data from NIC MAP highlighting rising occupancy rates and constrained new supply, the deal signals renewed confidence and capital flow in senior housing assets as the industry enters a […]

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4 Top Senior Living Development and Design Trends

October 14, 2025 | Senior Housing News

As senior-living developers face high construction costs, staffing challenges and limited new-builds, this article outlines four major development and design trends — including targeting secondary markets, renovating aging stock, designing for Baby Boomers’ lifestyle expectations, and bridging the rising demand identified by NIC MAP data that new inventory growth has slowed to just 0.7%.

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LTC Properties Buys Series of Communities

October 13, 2025 | NIC MAP

NIC MAP data supports a recent article highlighting LTC Properties, Inc.’ $235 million acquisition of senior living communities, illustrating how occupancy rates and supply trends from NIC MAP informed the firm’s strategic investment in a tight-market environment.

How the Aging Baby Boomer Generation is Shaping Changes in Commercial Real Estate

October 11, 2025 | CRE Marketbeat

Discover how America’s aging Baby Boomer generation is reshaping commercial real estate—especially senior housing and medical office markets—using NIC MAP data to uncover a looming 600,000-unit shortfall and evolving demand drivers.

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New supply of senior housing struggles to keep up with growing occupancy rates

October 10, 2025 | Building Design + Construction

This article highlights how senior housing occupancy continues to climb—even as new supply struggles to keep pace. Drawing on data from NIC MAP and the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC), it explains how escalating demand and constrained construction are putting pressure on the senior-housing market and shaping investment strategy.

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