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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.
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