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Capitalwho funds itREITs & ownerswho owns the propertyPropertyportfoliosthe buildings & sitesBrokerage &managementwho leases & runs itTenantswho rents the spaceEnd demandwhat drives it$Investors & lendersBNDBonds & mortgagesVTRVentasSCSenior-housing communitiesOM&ROutpatient medical & research buildingsH&LFHospitals & LTAC facilitiesATRAtria Senior LivingSUNSunrise Senior LivingLGMLe Groupe MauriceOPSDiscovery & other operatorsSRSeniors & familiesBKDBrookdale Senior LivingKNDKindred HealthcareARDTArdent HealthMEDHospital systems & physiciansLABUniversities & life scienceAPAgeing populationC&HConsumers & householdsMM&RMedicare, Medicaid & regulators
Company details
Market cap
~$40B
Div yield
~2.5%
Norm. FFO/sh
$3.48
FFO growth
+9%
Revenue
~$6.5B
SHOP same-store NOI
+15%
Properties
~1,350
Years of dividends
28
In plain English
Ventas is a healthcare landlord built around the ageing of the population. It owns roughly 1,350 senior-housing communities, outpatient medical and research buildings, and hospitals across the US, Canada and the UK — but instead of just collecting fixed rent, its biggest engine is now a senior-housing operating portfolio (SHOP) run by managers like Atria, Sunrise and Le Groupe Maurice, where Ventas keeps the upside as occupancy and rents climb.
In simple terms
What Ventas really sells
Ventas is a healthcare landlord built around the ageing of the population. It owns roughly 1,350 senior-housing communities, outpatient medical and research buildings, and hospitals across the US, Canada and the UK — but instead of just collecting fixed rent, its biggest engine is now a senior-housing operating portfolio (SHOP) run by managers like Atria, Sunrise and Le Groupe Maurice, where Ventas keeps the upside as occupancy and rents climb.
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