Another look at the Senior Living sector shows that Senior living is in the midst of a major transformation, and seven major trends have emerged as key drivers of the strategic plans adopted by boards across the country.
Those trends will shape the way organizations position themselves for the future to capture a new customer base in 2025 and beyond. Read the full list of trends from McKnight’s Senior Living Here!

Defined by evolving market dynamics, shifting economic conditions and surging demand, the senior housing sector is set for a year of growth in 2025.  Investor activity will largely center on stabilized or near-stabilized properties in major metro areas in first- or second-tier metropolitan markets, according to JLL Senior Managing Director & Co-Head of the Senior Housing Capital Markets team Rick Swartz.  While traditional coastal markets will also remain popular, there will be a growing interest in well-performing properties in secondary cities, experts agree. High-quality assets in traditionally second-tier markets have been garnering strong interest among investors, particularly if their good performance has been sustained for a substantial period of time. 
Read the full article from Multi-Housing News here: https://www.multihousingnews.com/senior-living-trends/
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