
Nursing homes
Investment properties appeal to both young professionals and those approaching retirement.
For today’s younger generation, faced with an uncertain pension outlook, the priority is often building a solid foundation for retirement. Purchasing a property later in life can help supplement one’s future pension while also securing a potential place in a care home if needed.
Returns and retirement planning can go hand in hand when investing in shares of a care property rather than a traditional house or condominium.
Care properties offer multiple advantages: they generate strong returns, are largely independent of economic cycles, and are refinanced and subsidized by the state. Demand will continue to grow in the coming years as the number of people requiring care rises, while available facilities remain limited. This demographic trend creates an investment opportunity with exceptional security. Rental losses are virtually eliminated – not only due to consistently high occupancy rates, but also because care home operators can rely on payments from state care allowances. In addition, the operator is responsible for property maintenance, meaning no additional costs for the investor.
A further benefit is the preferential right of residence in old age for the investor and close family members. Care properties can also be inherited or gifted, ensuring lasting value.
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