Thursday, January 23rd to Friday, January 24th, 2025
Thursday, 11:00AM to Friday, 12:00PM
Nottawasaga Resort & Conference Centre
6015 Highway 89
Allison, ON
L9R 1A4
To kick off our symposium we are excited to have the former Governor of the Bank of Canada share his insights on the domestic and global economy and perspectives for the year ahead.
This panel of seniors living equity investors will discuss the future of seniors housing as an investment sector. They will explore key topics including market attractiveness, investor concerns, return expectations, and future predictions. Whether navigating current market dynamics or seeking to capitalize on emerging trends, this session will provide valuable insights to guide strategic decisions in a rapidly evolving industry.
The seniors demographic inflection point has arrived. Capacity constraints pending? Seniors Tax Credit coming? What will be the impacts? What are the lessons from other markets? What is the sector doing well? What can we do better?
Earning trust has never been more imperative than it is now. Trust helps solves problems, increases innovation and move forward in an uncertain future. Our keynote speaker will share how to create a culture of mutual trust with residents, families, team members and other stakeholders - internal and external.
While purchase and sale transaction
completion levels have been mixed,
overall activity levels have been high
and anticipated to increase in 2025.
This session will discuss the recent
transactions, cap rates and sector
participants.
Also, hear the latest on operating
metric research across the continuum
of care - from Seniors Apartments to
Memory Care.
The CMLS team will share the current state of the debt financing environment for seniors housing in Canada. They will also provide an update on CMHC financing for the sector and lessons from other real estate asset classes.
This panel will discuss how owners and asset managers are transitioning older assets to their stage of use - whether through capital investment, sale to another operator, or move to alternative uses - the opportunity, the challenges, the outcomes and the lessons learned.
This session will open with the an update on the state of the construction market. It will follow with a panel discussion on how projects are getting completed efficiently and effectively in what has been a challenging construction cost environment.
