Assisted Living

Recession-resilient income, backed by demographics.

Premium independent senior living delivers stable, recurring rent rolls and long resident tenancy. As the population ages, demand only grows, making this one of the most durable cash-flow asset classes we operate.

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A Growing Problem

The country is aging faster than it can house its seniors.

The 65-and-over population is the fastest-growing age group in the United States, and the 85-and-over group, the heaviest users of assisted living, is growing faster still. Demand for senior housing is rising on demographics alone, while new supply has not kept pace. That imbalance is the opportunity, and it is built on population trends that are already locked in.

~10,000

Americans turn 65 every day, a pace that continues through the end of the decade.

Source: widely cited U.S. Census Bureau / AARP demographic estimate. Verify before launch.

~22%

of the U.S. population is projected to be 65 or older by 2040, up from about 17% in 2020.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau population projections, 2023. Verify before launch.

~70%

of adults turning 65 are expected to need some form of long-term care in their lifetime.

Source: U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services / Administration for Community Living. Verify before launch.

The 65+ population keeps climbing

U.S. population aged 65 and over (millions)

0 45M 90M 2010 40M 2020 56M 2030* 73M 2040* 81M

Source: U.S. Census Bureau (decennial census and 2023 national population projections). *2030 and 2040 are projections. Figures approximate and rounded. Verify against the latest release before launch.

The 85+ group grows fastest of all

U.S. population aged 85 and over (millions) — core assisted-living demand

0 8M 16M 2020 6.7M 2030* 9.0M 2040* 14M

Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2023 national population projections. *Projected. The 85+ cohort is the primary user of assisted living. Figures approximate and rounded. Verify current figures before launch.

These residents stay for years, not months, so rent rolls are long, predictable, and largely insulated from economic cycles. Demand is driven by age and need rather than the job market, which is what makes premium senior housing one of the most recession-resilient real estate classes, provided quality supply exists to meet it.

Inside Our Residences

The Premium Facility Experience

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Executive private suites

Every residence is built to a hospitality standard, not a clinical one. Spacious private suites, concierge service, and finishes that feel like a premium home keep occupancy high and tenancy long.

02

Resort-grade common spaces

Dining rooms, lounges, wellness studios, and landscaped grounds give residents a reason to stay for years. Amenity-rich properties command premium rents and protect margins through any cycle.

03

Operator-led care infrastructure

Experienced on-site teams handle daily operations, wellness coordination, and resident relationships. Strong operations drive retention, and retention is what makes the rent roll dependable.

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Premium Care Residences

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Resident Total Capacity

Stable

Long-Tenancy Focus

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