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Good times, bad times continued for assisted living properties in 4Q '03.(Market Watch)

Contemporary Long Term Care

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The fourth quarter of 2003 continued to be feast or famine for the assisted living industry, according to the newest Key Financial Indicators[TM] report from the National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industries.

The Annapolis, Md.-based research group's study on fourth quarter 2003 occupancy rates highlighted two types of assisted living facility properties in the marketplace: Well-operated ones with occupancy percentage rates in the 90s that are thriving, and those with occupancy rates in the mid-80s that are still struggling. [See Special Report on Assisted Living, page 16.]

The association's financial and performance indicators, …

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