In a recent Sunday mass that I attended, the priest began by saying that “Beginnings are very important. They set the stage for everything that comes after.” It struck me how true this is in the world of project planning, whether for new development, for an expansion...
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The Changing Face of Home Ownership
By Karen Adams, VP of Market Intelligence Home ownership and home values are key indicators of a market’s ability to afford retirement living communities, especially for those structured around entrance fees. As a result, the past 18 months have been viewed as a...
Are Autonomous Vehicles in Your Life Plan Community’s Future?
By Karen Adams, VP of Market Intelligence Self-driving or autonomous vehicles, which could extend independence for older people beyond when they might otherwise need to stop driving, could offer a great deal of convenience to both residents and community operators....
How StratoDem Analytics Helps Love & Company Provide Better Senior Living Market Insights
By Karen Adams, Vice President of Market Intelligence Better data, better insights Love & Company has always relied on analytics and employed data-based decision-making so improved data are important to us, particularly as we measure unmet demand for senior living...
Meet Lauren Houlik, Senior Research Analyst and the Newest Member of Love & Company’s Market Intelligence Team!
As you may have seen, we recently announced the hiring of Lauren Houlik. We chatted with Lauren to learn more about her background, what motivates her and how growing up in a musical family influences her work in senior living market research. Love & Company: It...
Next-Generation Amenities for the Next-Generation Consumer
By Rob Love, President & CEO, Love & Company As the senior living field continues to evolve to meet the incoming influx of boomers, a key question is, “What amenities will our communities need to offer to attract the boomer generation?” Will they be the same...
How To Most Effectively Interpret A Senior Living Market Research Study
By Karen Adams, VP of Market Intelligence I review market studies—ours and others’—on a continual basis, typically because someone asks for our thoughts on work they’ve had done, they need a report updated, or I am finalizing one of our own studies. I started...
How Can We Ensure Prospects Will Buy Our New Senior Living Product? By Asking Them!
By Rob Love, President & CEO at Love & Company We’ve noted many times how critical it is to conduct thorough market research before undertaking master planning. Perhaps surprising to many, though, is that a specific type of market research conducted later in...
Have You Conducted Market Research Lately? Here Are 3 Ways a Market Study Can Help Your Existing Community Flourish
By Jodi Bleier, Senior Living Executive & Consultant Many senior living organizations tend to view the benefits of a market study solely in the context of new projects or expansions. While we can’t overstate the importance of gathering detailed market intelligence...
Understand Your Leads’ Current Attitudes & Inspire Authentic, Empathetic Conversations With This New Survey Tool
By Karen Adams, VP of Market Intelligence and Sarah Fleischer, Data Analytics Director Wouldn’t it be great if you knew what your prospects were thinking? And not just what you have read about what seniors across the country are thinking and feeling, but specifically...
One of Your Community’s Most Powerful Revenue Sources Is Right in Front of You. Our New Survey Will Help You Unlock It!
By Karen Adams, VP of Market Intelligence and Sarah Fleischer, Data Analytics Director The single most frequently asked question we have received during recent months is, “How has COVID-19 affected consumer markets?” The reason we’re getting that question so often is...
Don’t Start Senior Living Master Planning Without Doing This First
By Rob Love, President & CEO of Love & Company This article is part of our special series all about the reasons to adopt a Team-Based Master Planning process. Recently, we heard from Melissa Pritchard of SFCS Architects as she discussed her take on design in...