The SeniorCare Investor: Cap Rate and Debt Uncertainty
The Pricing Disconnect May Continue To Widen This Year We recently hosted an audio conference with the title, “Profiting From A Buyer’s Market.” There was a very informative discussion about changes in the acquisition market in 2008, what happened to cap...The SeniorCare Investor: The State Of Senior’s Housing–
Is It Really As Bad As The Stock Prices Say It Is? The sky is falling, the sky is falling, or so cautions Chicken Little as she hops around warning everyone of impending doom. Not wanting to be accused of taking the current economic crisis too lightly, and we...Senior Living Business: Accreditation: A Stringent But Valuable Process–
ACTS Finds CARF-CCAC Accreditation Benefits All Stakeholders Accreditation is a system developed by an independent body that provides consistent standards to help measure and assess quality and continued performance improvements. “Accreditation is important,”...Senior Living Business: The Relationship Of Capital Cost To Default–
A Fascinating Perspective From Recent Cain Brothers Research Does the higher cost of capital increase the likelihood of a default? The initial reaction might be, “Yes, of course.” Yet it’s really not so simple. In fact, Joseph P. Mulligan, Managing Director of Cain...Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living and Independent Living Community Prices All Drop In 2008 From Record Levels Set In 2007, According To New Report From Irving Levin Associates, Inc.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Stephen M. Monroe, Partner 800-248-1668 203-846-6800 Fax: 203-846-8300 pressreleases@levinassociates.com NORWALK, CT – March 12, 2009 – After hitting an all-time high in 2007, the average price paid per bed for skilled nursing facilities...Schedule a demo
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