Covid-19 slowed senior housing construction, but new properties continue to rise and open in many markets across the United States, Senior Housing News reports.
In fact, a steady stream of new community openings contributed to senior housing occupancy remaining at a record-low 78.7% in the second quarter of 2021, according to NIC MAP Vision.
The article cites Washington, D.C., Charlotte, NC, and Atlanta as three of the most bustling areas of senior living development. Read more.
