What will happen with Medicare?

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The Wall Street Journal recently published an article about rising Medicare cost and drawing attention to what they believe to be flaws in the system. It was a quality article that explains reimbursement and how it works. Here is the article:

How will this impact your nursing home? One would conclude reimbursement is a target for change.  What impact will that have on the value of nursing home? Contact me to learn more about what your nursing home sells for. Ryan Saul, 630-858-2501. Or [email protected].

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Is now the right time to sell assisted living and nursing home assets?

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Senior Living Investment Brokerage, Inc. is frequently asked if now is the right time to sell assisted living and nursing home assets. Most owners are aware the market is favorable for Sellers, but few actually know their current value. Senior Living Investment Brokerage’s biggest challenge is not convincing owners that the time is right to sell, rather it is getting an audience with them to put together a confidential proposal that determines the value of their assisted living community or nursing home . The M&A market and market indicators make a strong case.

The assisted living market is very aggressive right now. Pricing and deal volume is at an all-time high.  Early indication is that July could be another record month.  When looking at Seniors Housing, characterized as assisted living/memory care and independent living, pricing has increased significantly over the past few years. According to the Senior Care Acquisition Report, 20th Edition, published by Irving Levin Associates, the average price per unit increased from just over $100,000 per unit to around $200,000 per unit in the last five years. Low cost of capital and significant demand for Seniors Housing, in addition to aging demographics, has caused pricing to skyrocket in a short period of time.  Institutional capital is turning to Seniors Housing as a resilient segment to put their money to work. In addition, many regional companies are well capitalized with multiple debt and equity sources to make strategic acquisitions.

How long will it last?  Will overbuilding hurt occupancy and the market/values?  Will an increase in interest rates hurt values and activity?  Please contact Ryan Saul to discuss the current market and how Senior Living Investment Brokerage, Inc. can help.

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Hear about how to Sell assisted living and nursing home

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Attend the Interface Seniors Housing Midwest conference on June 11th in Chicago to hear about how to sell your assisted living community.  Ryan Saul, Managing Director at Senior Living Investment Brokerage, will be on a panel to discuss the Seniors Housing investment market: Who’s Buying, Who’s Selling & What’s Driving Deal Velocity in the Seniors Housing space.  I can make time at the conference to discuss how to buy or sell assisted living.  Please contact me at 630-858-2501 or Email Ryan Saul.

To learn more about the Interface Seniors Housing Conference, please go to interfaceconferencegroup.com/srm2015

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Senior Living Sells Memory Care and Assisted Living Facility in Indiana

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Jeff Binder and Ryan Saul recently worked together to sell a memory care and assisted living community of 124 units in Indianapolis, IN.  The community consists of 82 assisted living units and 42 memory care units.  The assisted living wing was constructed in 1999 and renovated in 2009 whereas the memory care wing was constructed in 2007.  The community is comprised of 113,000 square feet on 2.5 acres.  At the time of sale, the overall census was approximately 80%.  The Seller of the memory care and assisted living community was a publicly traded REIT utilizing a regional operator.  The Buyer is a private, regional owner that sold their portfolio a few years ago and is seeking to reenter the seniors housing market.  The new owner plans to increase occupancy by bringing in a Medicaid Waiver certification and focus on building census.  Senior Living Investment Brokerage sold the facility for $17,000,000.  For additional informaton, please contact Ryan Saul at [email protected] or Jeff Binder at [email protected]

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