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In developing senior housing projects there are common pitfalls to avoid, and Cambridge Realty Capital is an expert on how to avoid these seemingly easy traps. Senior housing can mix industrial, [...]

The recent drop in oil prices may only be temporary relief, as gas ranging in prices of $5-$6 per gallon is a virtual certainty. In 2011, some market reports indicated gas could rise to $6 per [...]

The benefits to developing senior housing in an “essential community” abound: potentially cheaper land prices, increased quiet enjoyment for the residents, and reduced congestion. But there is [...]

Social media in nursing homes is not something that often comes to mind, but adults who were 40 years old when internet became “mainstream” are now turning 70 in America. Some reports state that [...]

Renewed in 2006, the Older Americans Act (OAA), in Title III of the United States Code, was authorized to promote infrastructure to protect the seniors of our country. Heavyweight special [...]

Technology is a major consideration in senior housing, and Cambridge knows this should not be overlooked by developers or investors. For example, tablets afford many benefits to senior housing [...]

In addition to being subject to medical healthcare certifications, structural certifications, food service certifications, and compatibility of special-needs patients, federal agencies maintain [...]

With the exception of just a few federally operated facilities, the private market for senior housing is wide open, leaving private development to fill the gaps to serve the community. Because [...]

Nebraska’s department of health and human services reports one veterans’ home only has capacity for only 117 of its residents.  Many others report that the state-run veterans facilities in [...]

The Government Monitors America’s Aging Population The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) measures data on growth of elderly populations seeking assisted living care. For smart [...]