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...are gonna find it. And there might be repositioning from a physical perspective. There might be upside there. But you can identify a lot of these compressed markets through occupancy and performance historically. What we gravitate towards is the deal
...for a rent premium versus what's in place versus the comps is a good outcome for us. We'll end up renovating on a given community 10 to 20% of the units. We'll increase renewals to create a little bit more vacancy if we don't see that we're getting u
...rents go up all the time. In fact, I don't even worry about inflation anymore because my rents go up with inflation. I make more money. And when I realize I've mitigated
“Why senior housing delivers bigger rent jumps than regular apartments”
...rents have been, you know, tied to tied to rent controls. But but when that unit turns over, we can get a big jump. Other units that are turning more often, let's say, in a blue collar in a blue colla
...tenant profiles in our buildings even within the towns. But, but and, you know, so seniors buildings, you kinda get less turnover. But when you get turnover, it's big jumps because rents have been, you know, tied to tied to
...in rent. And, fundamentally, to think about this as an investor, so if you're buying a building or building a new building, you are now going to have your equity capped. Your upside, the amount of cash flows that you can generate from that asset, mea
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