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“The 80+ population is set to increase meaningfully over the next few years, which will drive a material increase in demand for senior housing.” And it’s not just about a larger number of elderly Americans — people are living longer, too. Advancements in medical care, technology, and wellness have extended life expectancy, which places even more strain on the healthcare and caregiving systems already under pressure. Care is in High Demand — and Short SupplyThe aging boom is driving an equally powerful surge in demand for senior housing, medical services, and caregiving — yet the supply side is struggling to keep up. As noted by Medsien.com, “The growing aging population is driving demand for more medical care, as we face provider shortages. Patients 65 and older account for 34% of the demand for physicians. And by 2034, patients over 65 will account for 42% of the demand.” This creates an investable opportunity. The growing need for skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, senior apartments, and outpatient medical services makes healthcare-related real estate a strong growth sector — especially when structured to deliver reliable dividend income. That’s where Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) focused on healthcare and senior living come into play. |
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Healthcare REITs that specialize in senior housing and medical care properties are well-positioned to benefit from both the aging population and the increasing need for long-term and outpatient care. Unlike speculative tech or biotech plays, these REITs are built around hard assets: physical properties that generate recurring rental income. Many also provide attractive dividend yields, which makes them appealing to income-focused investors looking for a combination of growth and stability. Here are two top healthcare REITs we believe offer compelling exposure to the aging population trend — with attractive yield to match: Company:
Skilled nursing facilities
Investing in Senior-Care REITs