Tutera Prepares to Open $55M Community in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tutera Senior Living & Health Care will open the first units at its newest Tutera Senior Living & Health Care location starting in June. The property is in the Tiffany Springs neighborhood of Kansas City. The 172-unit independent living portion will open…
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How Will Opportunity Zones Impact the Seniors Housing Market?
New tax breaks could incentivize building in certain markets and regions. By Dan Brewer, Senior Living Fund Investors are starting to pay attention to the Opportunity Zones…
The SHB Interview: Kim Lody, CEO, Capital Senior Living
Newly appointed executive says stabilizing portfolio’s occupancy is her No. 1 goal. By Matt Valley In January, Kimberly Lody succeeded Larry Cohen as CEO of Dallas-based Capital Senior Living Corp. (NYSE: CSU),…
Too Many Seniors Are Priced Out of Seniors Housing
Development, design strategies can allow for high-quality senior living on a budget. By Russ Garber, Andrew Piletz and Nicole Boyer Ninety-year-old Lee Wachtstatter has been in the news many times over the…
Planning is the Difference Between “Go” and “No-Go”
Program development, site assessment among critical elements for project planning. By Frank R. Muraca, ARCH Consultants Site assessment and land due diligence are essential activities in the early stages of the development…
Question of the Month: Looking to Future Residents
What will the seniors housing resident of 2030 look like? Expect a more active, diverse senior By Brenda Bacon, President & CEO, Brandywine Living They will probably be more diverse, and likely to be listening…
From the Magazine
No Turning Back to the ‘Old Ways’
Operators increasingly adopt electronic health records to improve efficiencies and reduce costs, but it’s a tough transition. By Eric Taub New technologies that start out as frivolous extravagances often become necessities. In 1885,…
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