The 2020 NIC Spring Conference concluded with discussions on how macroeconomic factors, monetary policy, capital market conditions and demographic trends are affecting the seniors housing sector.

The sale implied a valuation for the Wing of about $165 million, a significant discount to its earlier value, according to some of the people familiar with the deal.

Some conversations revolved around how healthcare is becoming a bigger demand at seniors housing properties.

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As it becomes harder to find last-mile properties in core markets, investors start looking at smaller cities.