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“Why senior housing delivers bigger rent jumps than regular apartments”
...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 rent controls. But but when that unit turns over, we can
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over the long haul. We don't want carpet in the units, we want wood plank flooring, we want stone countertops. Anything that's gonna help reduce our CapEx spend down the road and enable us to charge more for a rent premium versus what's in place vers
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A lot of them said to me, I would do that too. That really makes a lot of sense. The opt when it came to me that maybe this is a business. I was really doing this for myself. Ultimately, I realized that this was a need that needed to be provided to o
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...housing crisis. Yeah. I I I think it'll be a a housing crisis, fewer people, and and also, like, are are
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...Housing. And people are able to, in other communities, do things that used to take self contained agencies with the staff and the finance department and all these other things because they're able to connect with our resources. So they're able to do
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...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
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you can look at a hill, and it will be considered a federal wetland because there will be a specific type of plant that's on the side of the hill. Or the hill is owned by the federal government or some other entity. So what you see versus what's avai
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...housing but Greenwich is not all 10 acres and a horse farm. The state of Connecticut has put in a, I guess it's a law, that every municipality has to allocate 10% of vacant land to multifamily. And if the zoning board won't give you a hearing, you as
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and there's no one there to do important services. I mean, like, there there's a there's a lot of not only economic reasons, but just, like, this cult the social fabric of what's about to happen of not having children. I mean, it this is how civiliza
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