Chris Blanda, senior vice president with Columbus, OH-based financial services firm Lancaster Pollard Chris Blanda, senior vice president with Columbus, OH-based financial services firm Lancaster Pollard

COLUMBUS, OH—The senior housing market, including assisted living and nursing home communities, continue to seek out capital and investment, despite the higher interest rate environment heading into 2019.

Chris Blanda, senior vice president with Columbus, OH-based financial services firm Lancaster Pollard that specializes in providing capital funding to the health care and senior living sectors, says lending and investment activity in the senior housing sector continues to be robust with no end in sight to the bullish conditions.

“I have been in the industry for almost 10 years and the capital environment generally, lending and investing, equity and debt has been as broad and robust as I have ever seen it,” Blanda says.

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