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Deployment of institutional capital crucial to alleviate growing shortage of senior housing
Bouwinvest Real Estate Investors is calling on Dutch municipalities and care providers to harness the financial clout of institutional investors to address the growing shortfall of suitable accommodation for senior citizens, with or without care needs. That deficit will continue to grow in coming years, adding further pressure to provide more housing for the elderly, Bouwinvest claims in a recently published white paper.
 
Bouwinvest argues that more cooperation is needed between municipalities, care providers, institutional investors, housing corporations and developers. By working together now and investing in existing housing and new accommodation for senior citizens, all stakeholders in the chain would benefit, the paper claims. Municipalities would be able to cut their spending on real estate facilities that fall under the social support act (WMO), thus freeing up funds to meet the rising demand for regular housing. Healthcare institutions would no longer be confronted with unexpected property expenses, allowing them to focus on their core task of providing care for the elderly.
 
Would you like to know more about our vision for healthcare real estate? Download our Senior Housing Position Paper here.
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