“What does the industry need to do to better position itself for the demand for middle-market senior housing?”
“The industry needs to start, less talk and more action.”
Pilar Carvajal, Founder & CEO, Innovation Senior Living
“Expand the definition of affordable housing AMI thresholds to include some or all of the middle income household AMI thresholds at the federal, state, and local levels to unlock new funding mechanisms, incentives, and decreased regulatory burden on new middle market developments, redevelopments, and acquisitions.”
Jon Fletcher, Senior Vice President, Presbyterian Homes & Services
“The industry needs to actively advocate for gap financing, tax abatements, and other subsidies by demonstrating resulting healthcare cost saving outcomes.”
Lundat Kassa, Vice President, Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital
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“The industry needs to start, less talk and more action.”
“Expand the definition of affordable housing AMI thresholds to include some or all of the middle income household AMI thresholds at the federal, state, and local levels to unlock new funding mechanisms, incentives, and decreased regulatory burden on new middle market developments, redevelopments, and acquisitions.”
“The industry needs to actively advocate for gap financing, tax abatements, and other subsidies by demonstrating resulting healthcare cost saving outcomes.”