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What is driving demand for Seniors Housing? Find out with AEW's Rick Brace, Director of Research and Strategy, as he discusses this trending topic. Read the full Seniors Housing Research Perspective to gain more insights. https://ow.ly/umM450UvZLR

#EquityFocusedOwnership Love this article. Your next article should be spotlighting Wall Streets influence on the overall housing market and what our government should do to curtaul its influence.

For 40 years, we have witnessed first-hand the transformation that happens when people become homeowners. Education, employment, and health outcomes improve, and families can begin to build security and equity that spreads across generations. Read more in our Affordable Housing Survey: https://ow.ly/LtAy50Uw36h

Housing Choices for Seniors: What are the options? Our discussion will cover a range of options available for persons as they age, including aging in place and other forms of housing. We will look at some of the pros and cons, costs, and types of care available including funded versus private, when and where to start, what to look for, and the process for admission into senior housing. The presentation will end with some helpful resources and then open up for questions. https://buff.ly/3Yti9JF @unison50plus

Big thanks to John Hauber of Haven Senior Investments for sharing my longevity resources recommendations with Haven's extensive network! If you're keen on the latest in longevity science, check out the slides for top podcasts, books, and videos from leading experts. Reach out for a PDF version. Here's to your health! - Ted

Older People's Housing Taskforce report Recommendation 1/10 – Standardise definitions of Older People's Housing/Later Living Homes (OPH/LLH). To enable partnership working across the private and public sectors and to build public understanding of what’s available, we need to be speaking the same language. Here, our collective ambition should be to create agreed national definitions for the different types of OPH/LLH that can be understood not only by senior citizens and the public, but also professionals (investors, planners, developers, operators, health and social care providers) and policy makers (national and local). What do you think? See #OPHTreport for suggested typology

Webinar: Creating Value in Seniors Housing — The Economics of Dealmaking in This Cycle https://bit.ly/3Y73Me4 #assistedliving #healthcare #seniorliving

We’re not entirely sure where Mark Speakman has been for the past year. As the housing affordability debate raged on in 2024, it seems the Opposition leader has decided to wait until New Years Day 2025 in order to seize the initiative! Only to tell us that, well – he agrees with Premier Minns. This was an incredible opportunity for Mr Speakman to stand up and challenge some of the government’s reforms. To demonstrate leadership and call for an actual strategic vision. To bring new or innovative ideas to the table. Yet, he hasn’t. He hasn’t at all. Instead, Mr Speakman seems ready to “announce” that he is prepared to effectively back-in the government’s narrative on planning reforms, blaming councils and “more supply” as the pathway to housing affordability salvation. We agree that this issue needs braver political leadership. However, this is not the sort we had in mind. https://lnkd.in/gm8tAWrZ Alexandra Smith | Michael McGowan | The Sydney Morning Herald #HousingAffordabilty #HousingAffordabilityCrisis #HousingReforms #FutureSydney

Housing Choices for Seniors: What are the options? Our discussion will cover a range of options available for persons as they age, including aging in place and other forms of housing. We will look at some of the pros and cons, costs, and types of care available including funded versus private, when and where to start, what to look for, and the process for admission into senior housing. The presentation will end with some helpful resources and then open up for questions.

I appreciate this article's focus on not only the obstacles but also moving toward recommended solutions that span the housing finance ecosystem. This resonates with the work we are doing as part of Fannie Mae’s consumer housing journey and the solutions in the Equitable Housing Finance Plan. Some of these recommendations are actions we are already taking. But we have so far to go. Join us in the movement to make homeownership more sustainable and equitable for all. Check out this article for more insights on how equity-focused policy is the solution to our nationwide housing affordability problem: https://lnkd.in/dTNFvqqJ