A $400 BILLION SUPPLY SHORTAGE

The Most Compelling Opportunity of the Decade: Senior Housing

America needs roughly 806,000 new units by 2030 — and we can’t build them fast enough.

The industry physically cannot build fast enough to keep up. Closing that gap requires over $400 billion in new investment, yet construction sits at a two-decade low while the 80-plus population grows 4.6% every year. That imbalance is the wave. Our operator-led strategy captures that wave where financial-only firms can’t.


Operator-led senior housing fund  ·  17% target IRR to LPs

OUR TRACK RECORD
$4.2B+
Capital Deployed
54
Completed Roundtrips
49 yrs
Operating History
26
States Operated
Why Senior Living?

Senior Housing Outperforms Across All Other Real Estate

Over the long horizons that matter to investors, senior housing has been a top performer across the index. Senior housing returns are driven by demographic demand rather than the economic cycle.

2025 total return by property type

Senior living was the single best-performing NCREIF property type in 2025.

Senior living Other property types All sectors combined (Expanded NPI)
2025 NCREIF total returns: senior living 10.6 percent, retail 6.8, residential 5.3, Expanded NPI 4.9, industrial 4.5, office 3.4.
What the benchmark is. The Expanded NPI is the broad NCREIF benchmark covering every major property type — the four traditional sectors plus hotels, self-storage and seniors housing. It represents how U.S. institutional real estate performed overall in 2025, so it is the “all sectors combined” line every individual sector is measured against.

Source: NCREIF, full-year 2025 unlevered total returns, as of 12/31/2025. Senior living figure via NIC analysis of NCREIF data; traditional sector figures via RCLCO analysis of NCREIF data. Unlevered and gross of fees. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Annualized total return by time horizon

Senior housing has outperformed the NCREIF Property Index over the 1-, 3-, 10-, 15- and 20-year horizons, and trailed it over the 5-year window, which captures the pandemic-era occupancy decline.

Senior housing (solid) All institutional real estate (NCREIF Property Index)
Annualized total returns, senior housing versus NPI: 1-year 9.21 versus 4.72, 3-year 2.20 versus negative 2.31, 5-year 2.83 versus 3.92, 10-year 5.78 versus 5.12, 15-year 8.26 versus 7.58, 20-year 9.24 versus 6.62 percent.
What the benchmark is. The NCREIF Property Index is the long-standing standard benchmark for U.S. institutional commercial real estate. It tracks the unleveraged performance of institutional-grade properties held by tax-exempt institutional investors, with history back to 1977. Comparing a sector to the NPI answers a simple question: how did this property type do against institutional real estate as a whole?

Source: NIC analysis of NCREIF data, unlevered annualized total returns, as of 9/30/2025. The NCREIF senior housing sub-index began in Q2 2003 and comprised 213 properties valued at $12.68 billion as of Q3 2025, compared with approximately 12,900 properties in the full NCREIF Property Index; the smaller sample means reported volatility may be understated and long-horizon comparisons are less statistically robust than for the traditional sectors. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

What the five-year window shows. Senior housing was hit harder than most real estate sectors during the pandemic, with occupancy across the NIC MAP primary markets falling to a record low of 77.8% in the second quarter of 2021 from 87.1% before the pandemic. Occupancy has since recovered to 89.5% as of the first quarter of 2026, the 19th consecutive quarterly gain (nearly 5 years of back-to-back increasing occupancy), while new construction has fallen to its lowest level since 2012.

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Why Voralto

Every Fund Can Buy Senior Housing. Almost None Can Operate It.

Most allocators find a deal, write a check, and hand the keys to a third-party operator they hope will perform. Senior housing is not a real estate trade. It is an operating business, and the operator is the variable that decides the outcome. Voralto sources, underwrites, licenses, staffs, fills, and runs every community through our affiliate operating companies.

54 completed roundtrips across 26 states.
What You’re Positioning For

Three Structural Advantages

01

Demographic Certainty

The 80+ population grows 4.6% annually. New construction is at a 20-year low. Supply-demand imbalance is structural, not cyclical.

02

Operator-Led Returns

Voralto controls every lever: sourcing, licensing, staffing, filling. Operational alpha that pure-play allocators cannot replicate.

03

Tax-Advantaged Structure

Depreciation pass-through, K-1 benefits, and a 506(c) structure designed for accredited investors seeking tax-efficient income.

17%
Target IRR to LPs
8%
Preferred Return
Quarterly
Distributions
506(c)
Accredited Only
Investor Feedback

What Our LPs Say

I’ve known Carl Mittendorff since 2009. Carl led a deep value-add turnaround on a large senior living portfolio for us. Carl increased the value of the portfolio from $325 million to $640 million over the investment period.

Prior Institutional Investor

What stood out was their deal sourcing. More than two thirds of their pipeline was off-market, driven by relationships and proprietary outreach that we simply don’t see from other fund managers in this space.

Family Office Allocator

These guys are the best at fixing broken buildings. Their hands-on turnaround experience, strong coaching culture, and data-driven decisions gives them the edge.

Current Investor
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