ARA Seniors Housing: Spectacular Growth

ARA Seniors Housing managing director Debbie Laycock (here with her daughter in Machu Picchu) works in one of the hottest sectors in commercial real estate, especially as Baby Boomers continue to gray: seniors housing. ARA, which focuses exclusively on the multifamily sector, offers a national platform with specialized seniors housing brokers (that’s 80 years of experience). Debbie and her team provide national brokerage services as well as capital sourcing and advisory services. Debbie’s experience with seniors housing goes back a ways: She was managing director of the healthcare real estate finance group at Guaranty Bank and served as a board member of the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care Industries and the American Seniors Housing Association. ARA has relationships with top buyers and sellers and taps into an extensive database of seniors and multifamily investors to meet the goals of their clients. For more info on our sponsor’s team website, click here. For general info on our sponsor, click here.

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