(Alexandria, Va.)—Argentum has published its annual list of largest providers in senior living. The list is compiled from voluntary and company-provided data via survey, and rankings are determined based on total company units. This year’s list has expanded to 125 providers from 115 providers in 2017 with the additions of providers such as Charter Senior…

The 2018 list of the largest providers in senior living reveals few changes from 2017. Brookdale, at three times the size of the No. 2 company on the list, continues to hold the top spot. In fact, the same five companies remain in the top five. However, this year’s list captures several players not included…

Welltower announced that John Goodey has been named Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer to succeed Scott Estes, who is leaving Welltower to pursue other opportunities. Goodey has been with the company since 2014 and previously served as Senior Vice President – International.

It is no secret that the Senior Living/Housing market is a growing and profitable sector of the real estate industry. 2014 was an incredible year for this industry. Price per unit increased at least 25% for both the assisted and independent living markets

Assisted living communities experienced occupancy levels of 89.4 percent, the best showing since late 2007, according to the National Investment Center’s top economist.

The senior housing and care industry has appointed its first chief economist, Beth Burnham Mace. Mace joined the National Investment Center as its top economist and as director of capital markets outreach earlier this month.

Senior living was on a roll in 2013 and ALFA’s Senior Living Executive magazine once again offers its annual look at the largest senior living providers.

Senior living was on a roll in 2013. True, the sector outshone most real estate types through the recession, but financing sources were chiefly REITs, HUD, and established operators leveraging long-term relationships with their banks. Now a wide variety o

A few years ago, senior living communities saw scarce access to funding for capital improvements and expansion. The industry was overbuilt, census was stagnant, and belts were tightened. Today, senior living CFOs are enjoying a much better environment.

On October 16-17, ALFA hosted 150 executives who work to advance excellence in senior living at the ALFA 2013 Senior Living Executive Forum. The two-day event in Las Vegas, NV offered attendees deep insight into factors shaping senior

With favorable metrics for investment, providers can expect more capital sources, developers, and new operators to eye the sector.

Big deals by big REITs was the major theme for senior living growth in 2011, and that trend continued throughout 2012. But then smaller REITs became active players, too, private equity re-entered the game, and HUD clocked a record year as a funding source