No season to underwrite and no shoulder gap to bridge. You are hiring into a town that cannot house the people you need, and the units that do exist keep converting away. This is the longest lease we write and the cleanest one.
The best time to talk to us is when the facility is announced, not when recruiters start failing. Entitlement and renovation take months, and in a market with no supply that lead time is the difference between housing being ready and housing being the reason your ramp slips.
If the ramp is already underway, we can source housing now and underwrite a building in parallel.
Plants in rural counties hiring hundreds of people into a housing market that was tight before you expanded.
Facilities whose catchment area cannot supply the headcount within a commutable distance. Our first master lease was one of these.
Long build and operate cycles in places chosen for power and land rather than for housing stock.
Systems carrying rotational clinician demand in markets with no rental stock.
If you have announced a site or broken ground, the housing question arrives six to eighteen months later. Earlier is cheaper.
People who need somewhere decent to live for two years, not a corporate apartment rate that breaks the budget.
Where is the site and how many people? Send us the market and the headcount and we will tell you what is acquirable there, or what we can source in the meantime.
Employee Housing, Simplified.
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