There simply aren’t enough senior living communities to meet the growing demand—and that gap is only widening.1
By investing in this essential sector, we aim to deliver monthly income, plus growth and help create the dignified, high-quality care people deserve in their golden years.
America is entering a historic demographic shift.
Nearly 10,000 adults become 80+ every day, the age group most likely to require senior housing, assisted living, and memory care.
This is not a short-term trend. It is a multi-decade demographic reality driven by longevity. The result is a growing demand for middle-market, professionally managed, empathetic senior housing communities.
America is not building enough senior housing.
Creating a widening supply-demand imbalance across the industry.
*Please see footer for sources.
It’s clear that America is aging rapidly, and senior housing isn’t keeping up with demand.1
At Aquinas Senior Living, we see more than a market opportunity. We see a human need. We acquire senior living facilities from regional operators and family-run businesses and transform them—upgrading environments, enhancing amenities, and adding innovative technologies and services that small, independent facilities often cannot provide.
Led by a seasoned team with deep expertise in both real estate and senior care, Aquinas opens the door for everyday investors to participate in institutional-grade real estate and the accelerating demand for quality senior housing.
Two of our (7) seven communities.
Sometimes the best opportunities are right in your own backyard.
Founded and operated in the Mid-Atlantic, Aquinas Senior Living targets higher-income counties across this region, where demand for quality senior care is rising.
We know this area deeply, and in our view, few competitors focus on upgrading mid-tier senior living facilities—and the care they provide—the way we do.
By combining local insight, operational excellence, and compassionate care, Aquinas Senior Living offers a unique opportunity for investors and the seniors we serve.
With the proceeds of this raise, we plan to continue building our portfolio of senior living communities, which already includes seven (7) locations.
Scheduled monthly income of $83.33 or $1,000 per year over five years.*
Investors are also scheduled to participate in the growth of their original investment, if any, when Aquinas sells its portfolio, or goes public by listing its shares on a major stock exchange.
*No Guarantee of Results: The figures presented in this chart are hypothetical and are provided for illustrative purposes only. They do not represent actual past performance or a guarantee of future results. An annual target return of 10% is a goal, and although scheduled, it may not be achieved.
Management does not share in profits until a 10% annualized return has been realized.
Revenue is generated primarily on a monthly basis, with distributions targeted monthly.
*Aquinas Senior Living does not provide tax advice. For personalized tax advice please consult you tax professional.
Offering Type
Return Type
Target Return
Investment Term
Share Price
Minimum Investment
Maximum Offering Size
Use of Proceeds
Securities LAW FIRM
AUDITOR
ACCOUNTANT
TRANSFER AGENT
Corporate Law Firm
BROKER DEALER
VALUATION
BANKING
Offering care that supports mind, body, and spirit, helping residents feel valued and whole.
Balancing independence, support, and relationships for a well-ordered, fulfilling life.
Illuminating each resident’s inner light through meaningful connections and activities.
These principles guide every decision we make — from the design of our communities, to the integration of innovative technologies and the daily interactions between residents and staff — ensuring that our care honors every season of life.
Our model is built on three fundamentals: the right communities, the right people, and the right partners. We put them together to create places where seniors thrive and caregivers want to build careers.
We purchase underperforming Class B and C senior living communities that are structurally sound, but need improvements.
Our process targets facilities which are priced below replacement cost, have room for value-adding modernizations, and exhibit strong local demand.
These facilities are typically owned by small regional operators, are family businesses, or owned by individuals who may lack access to capital for growth or are ready to transition ownership due to retirement, succession challenges, or burnout.
We aim to build environments where the best caregivers want to build their careers.
Becoming the best place to work helps us attract and retain strong teams, deliver better care, and drive operational excellence across our communities—which we believe contributes to higher demand.
Our partnerships bring hospital-grade capabilities into mid-market communities:
Traditional care waits for incidents to happen. Teton shifts the focus to prevention, alerting staff to subtle changes in behavior or wellbeing, before they turn into emergencies.
A shared mission to care for the most vulnerable.
Merakey is a leading non-profit provider of developmental, behavioral health, and education services. With a revenue of nearly $800 million in Fiscal Year 2025, more than 8,000 employees provided support to nearly 40,000 individuals and families throughout 12 states across the country.
We believe that through its wholly owned subsidiary, Merakey’s partnership with Aquinas' vision for high-quality senior care empowers our business model and mission.
Sign up for our complimentary webinar, Thursday, July 16th at 12:00 PM EST:
Monthly Income Backed by an Undeniable Need
REGISTER NOW
Learn more about these real, hard assets that do not move with markets and will experience increasing demand over the next decade.
Join us as we celebrate the progress, people & the mission helping drive your investment (and monthly income).
How AI is already transforming senior care for the BETTER, adding safety, time with residents, and improved operations.
Learn how and when our investors start receiving income.
Join us for a tour of one of our 7 senior living communities. See what empathy-first senior care looks like and why it is resonating with residents, families, and investors.
For many families, senior care isn’t optional—it’s essential. That’s why well-operated senior housing often outperforms other types of commercial real estate.1
Even during downturns, the demand for high-quality senior living and compassionate care remains strong.
Many senior living properties are owned by regional operators, individuals, or families without a succession plan. This creates a steady pipeline of acquisition opportunities ideally suited to our hands-on strategy. We focus on buying, upgrading, and professionally operating these facilities to unlock long-term value.
To learn more about Aquinas and the benefits of investing, download our complimentary investment guide.
DOWNLOAD OUR GUIDE
Aquinas Senior Living, Inc. was founded in 2023 to modernize and scale senior living communities through a unique blend of real estate expertise, a devotion to caring for seniors, and key strategic partnerships. Focused on the Mid-Atlantic with seven (7) facilities in our portfolio, Aquinas acquires and revitalizes Active Adult Living, Independent Living, Personal Care, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Hospice properties, upgrading the facilities and the scope of amenities and services. We operate these comprehensive communities with a true sense of compassion and kindness, elevating care through innovative technology that supports staff and enhances resident quality of life.
With trusted care partners and a scalable acquisition model, Aquinas offers both social impact and attractive investor returns.
35+ years of experience in caring for the elderly and expertise in all aspects of commercial real estate investment and development. Seasoned developer of housing, low and high-rise apartment buildings, urban infill office, retail, and industrial investment property. Entitlement process expert at federal, state, and municipal levels. Development and investment activities exceed $3 billion.
35+ years in all aspects of real estate investment property sales, finance, and capital raising. Experienced in underwriting and valuing all major real estate property types. Sales and finance activities exceed $750,000,000. Public and private company experience responsible for equity capital raising, debt financing, joint venture development, project finance, and construction lending with NASDAQ, NYSE, and family office companies.
Corporate finance executive with three decades of transactional experience. Managed public offerings, private placements, mergers, and acquisitions. Syndicated equity placements to Banks, Institutional Investors, Family Offices, and Wealth Managers domestically and internationally. Capital market funding activity in excess of $500,000,000.
Experienced and resourceful C-suite executive in the senior housing and long-term care industry in the for-profit and not-for-profit landscape since 2000. Served on multiple state association committees and board-level positions, focusing on PA Assisted Living Association initiatives. Engaged to provide subject matter expert testimony for proposed senior housing and care projects in excess of $500,000,000.
20+ years of experience managing large-scale consumer products portfolios, combining sharp analytical acumen with creative communication to bring deep financial fluency to the investor relations function. An expert in P&L analysis, demand forecasting, and resource allocation, with a track record of translating complex financial data into clear, compelling investor-facing presentations and reporting. Oversaw a $200 million portfolio across high-volume accounts in the home textiles and sporting goods sectors. Outside the office, Gina is dedicated to community wellness as a professional fitness instructor.
Entrepreneur and corporate finance executive with five decades of transactional and managerial experience. Founded one of the first retail auto leasing companies, which was acquired by a major auto leasing and rental company. Senior Partner in an auto loan securitization specialty finance company. Co-Head of Capital Markets for a diversified holding company with investments in national hotels, franchises, a savings and loan bank, and various real estate portfolios. Managing Director/Senior Partner at a private equity fund manager with over $1 billion in AUM and principal investments. CEO of a diversified bank holding company in Texas. Senior Partner and Managing Director of Corporate Credit at an international asset management firm. Founder and Executive Managing Director of Fundamental Group, active in structuring and funding asset management partnerships in corporate lending, real estate, consumer lending, and consumer products.
33 West King St.
Unit #176
Malvern, Pennsylvania 19355
© 2026 Aquinas Senior Living. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions
NIC MAP. December 29, 2023. Updated May 1, 2026. By Dustin Shandri. The Impending Age Wave: Navigating the Urgent Need for Senior Housing.
Forbes. February 2022, Updated February 28, 2022. By Deborah Wince-Smith. Bracing For The Silver Tsunami
Investopedia. Updated April 29, 2026. Reviewed by Robert C. Kelly. Fact checked by Suzanne Kvilhaug. "Silver Tsunami": Challenges and Opportunities of an Aging Population
United States Census Bureau. 2020 Census: 1 in 6 People in the United States Were 65 and Over. May 25, 2023. Written by Zoe Caplan. U.S. Older Population Grew From 2010 to 2020 at Fastest Rate Since 1880 to 1890
NIC MAP. April 23, 2026. Senior Living Occupancy Grows Amid Construction Slowdown, Limiting Options for Older Adults
NIC MAP. August 20, 2025. Updated May 1, 2026. Senior Housing Occupancy Rises in 2Q 2025 – Inventory Growth at Record Lows
MarketWatch. Real Estate. April 23, 2025. Updated April 24, 2025. By Jessica Hall. Senior housing is so scarce that many older adults are buying before they even need it
NIC MAP. March 31, 2026. Updated April 16, 2026. By Dustin Shandri. Senior Housing Development Trends Point to a Growing Supply Constraint
1 AEW Research. (2024). Q3 2024 Senior Housing Research Perspective. AEW Research.
https://www.aew.com/site-assets/documents/research/Q3-2024-Senior-Housing-Research-Perspective.pdf
The information presented on this website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any such offer or solicitation will be made only by means of a private placement memorandum or other offering materials and in accordance with the terms of Rule 506(c) of Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.
This offering is open only to verified accredited investors as defined in Rule 501(a) of Regulation D. Verification of accredited investor status is required prior to any investment. Supporting documentation or third-party verification may be required to confirm eligibility.
Investments in private securities are speculative, involve a high degree of risk, and are illiquid in nature. You should not invest unless you are prepared to lose your entire investment. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and no assurance can be given that investment objectives will be achieved.
Nothing on this website constitutes investment, legal, accounting, or tax advice. Prospective investors should consult with their own advisors before making any investment decision.
By accessing this website, you confirm that you understand and accept these terms and that you are an accredited investor.
