The Biggest Senior Housing Market is the Middle Market, Not Luxury

]Luxury senior living keeps breaking ground. Middle-income seniors keep getting left behind.

A landmark NIC-funded study published in Health Affairs found that by 2029, the U.S. will have 14.4 million middle-income seniors. Therefore, more than half—approximately 7.8 million—are projected to lack sufficient resources to afford existing private senior housing options, while having too much in assets to qualify for most government assistance.

This is the forgotten middle. It is the population Aquinas Senior Living is here to serve.

We currently operate 7 senior living communities with a strategy focused on acquiring and upgrading mid-market communities across the Mid-Atlantic.

We invest in the things that matter:

• People. Better caregivers and professional development.
• Facilities. Modernized, welcoming communities.
• Technology. Tools designed to improve safety and technology to improve operations.
• Care. A resident-centered approach focused on dignity and quality of life.

The objective is straightforward: provide quality senior living at a price point that this large and growing population can realistically afford—while building a scalable operating platform.

We believe this underserved market represents one of the most compelling long-term investment opportunities in senior living, and monthly distributions begin almost immediately after you make your investment.

If you share that view, we’d welcome the opportunity to introduce you to Aquinas and our investment strategy.

Investors of record by August 31st are scheduled to receive their first distribution in mid-October.

Interested in learning more about Aquinas Senior Living?

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