As the American population grows older due to the aging of the “baby boomer” generation, senior housing is a growing industry due to the increasing demand for quality housing and service options. Senior housing is prime option for quality real estate investments.

Christopher Place owns and manages a diverse group of prime senior housing properties from Maine to Oregon and offers LLC real estate investment opportunities to accredited investors.

Christopher Place offers investment opportunities for qualified investors in the form of our acquired properties or new developments. Christopher Place structures and markets limited liability company (LLC) senior housing real estate investments to accredited investors seeking to invest in larger real estate properties without the hassles of day-to-day property management. These investments continue to offer returns as they remain under the capable property management of our company.

Christopher Place Senior Communities structures senior housing real estate investments for accredited investors who seek:

		Access to institutional-quality senior housing investments
		Tax-deferred wealth preservation
		Long-term asset appreciation
		Dependable monthly, partially tax-deferred income
		Superior property and asset management
		Regular investor reporting and communication
		Flexibility of investment transfer
		Predictability of exit strategy

Christopher Place previously offered 1031 Exchange investments, and our investors continue to enjoy returns on these investments. However, due to changes in the marketplace, we now offer new investment opportunities only under the LLC investment model.

The information contained in this web site is for educational purposes only and should not be considered an offer to purchase or sell real estate or securities. Such offers are made only by a sponsor’s memorandum, which is always controlling. There are material risks associated with the ownership of real estate. For more complete information on the benefits and risks of an investment in real estate, including charges and expenses, consult the sponsor’s memorandum.

Christopher Place cannot and does not provide advice regarding specific tax consequences. Investors should consult their accountant and/or attorney.