The year 2019 will be “a pivot year in our transition back to growth” for Ventas, Chairman and CEO Debra Cafaro told investors and analysts during the real estate investment trust’s fourth-quarter and full-year 2018 earnings call on Friday.
Here’s a look at some of the news that occupied many minds in senior living over the past year.
Sabra Health Care REIT intends to terminate triple-net master leases for 21 Holiday Retirement communities and enter into management agreements with Holiday for those communities, the Irvine, CA-based real estate investment trust announced Wednesday evening.
It’s time to point out a possible scenario few among us will want to acknowledge: A senior living bubble may be about to burst.
National Health Investors has restructured the lease agreement for the 25 Holiday Retirement communities in its portfolio in an effort to position the properties for long-term success, the real estate investment trust announced Tuesday.
The top five spots on Argentum’s list of largest senior living operators in 2018 remain unchanged from 2017, but the list contains some additions from last year.
Holiday Retirement, Erickson Living, Brookdale Senior Living and other senior living companies are preparing for the potential arrival of Hurricane Florence, currently a Category 4 hurricane, at their communities this week. Teamwork is a common key to success.
The real estate investment trust’s CEO and chief investment officer talked Tuesday about why they find value outside of the top 30 metropolitan statistical areas.
A focus on employee engagement for more than a year has manifested itself in the certification of more than 80% of Holiday Retirement communities through the Great Place to Work Institute, Holiday said Monday.
New Senior Investment Group is moving a group of 51 Holiday Retirement communities that have “lagged expectations” from its triple-net lease portfolio to its portfolio of managed properties as part of an ongoing strategic review process, the REIT said Thursday.
