Given the demographics in many shared ownership communities and particularly in "55 and over" communities, questions are already flowing in about what boards can and cannot do to minimize the risks COVID-19 poses.
NIC Spring Conference speakers say that boomer consumers will demand home visits, technology will enable it, and managed care will pay for it because it will produce meaningful healthcare dollar savings.
Several heads of real estate at leading law firms have expressed concern over the rescheduling of the event, which was moved to June in light of coronavirus fears.
Healthcare organizations are looking to save money while maintaining or bettering outcomes, say panelists at the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care Spring Conference.
The area is a somewhat unique multifamily market in that it is experiencing robust employment, income and demographic growth, but has not been oversaturated with Class A multifamily development, says Hunt's Chad Hagwood.
With a Coronavirus threat putting so much at stake, employers want to know how to keep their businesses operating, while meeting the changing needs of their key stakeholders.