Real Estate Turns to Medical Offices, Senior Housing on Demographics

The video discusses the current state of the housing market, highlighting insights from Robert Shiller on the significant rise in housing prices. Al Rabil shares his perspective on real estate investment, focusing on recession-resistant sectors like senior housing and medical offices. The discussion also covers demographic shifts impacting real estate demand, particularly among baby boomers. The potential for repurposing retail spaces for healthcare is explored, along with investment strategies involving Freddie Mac debt acquisition.

What was the percentage increase in mortgage applications for the last week mentioned in the video?

• 18%

• 30%

• 23%

• 15%

According to Robert Shiller, how does the current housing boom rank historically?

• Second largest since 1890

• Largest since 2000

• Fourth largest since 2012

• Third largest since 1890

Which sectors does Al Rabil focus on for being recession-resistant?

• Office and residential

• Retail and industrial

• Senior housing and medical offices

• Student housing and retail

What demographic change is driving the growth in senior housing?

• Rise in single households

• Aging baby boomers

• Decline in birth rates

• Increase in young professionals

What is the primary reason for the new construction trend in medical offices and senior housing?

• High demand and low supply

• Government incentives

• Urbanization

• Technological advancements

What is the potential new use for vacant retail spaces according to the discussion?

• Entertainment centers

• Educational institutions

• Medical clinics

• Residential apartments

What type of investment strategy does Al Rabil's firm employ with Freddie Mac?

• Investing in retail spaces

• Acquiring subordinate debt

• Buying senior loan pools

• Developing new properties