Senior Living Case Studies

Franklin Templeton’s Project Spring revitalised six care homes across the UK to meet the dual challenges of an ageing population and outdated infrastructure. The investment brought 96 dormant beds back into use and improved living conditions for over 400 residents, while delivering long-term social and environmental impact. Supported by a 35-year lease and a dedicated capex and sinking fund, the initiative targets significant upgrades in carbon performance, care quality, and affordability – aligning with SDG 3.8 and 11.1.

PIMCO Prime Real Estate’s affordable housing portfolio in Germany comprises over 300 social housing units, of which more than 90% are subsidised. Located in well-connected neighbourhoods with access to schools and daycare centres, the homes serve lower income groups including young professionals, retirees, and single-income families. Tenants are classified into three income groups to receive subsidies. Various schemes, including public subsidized loans, have been employed to bridge property and tenancy cost gaps, and mitigate leasing risk. In addition to the social benefits of this portfolio, investor climate targets were reflected in the newly completed assets, adhering to standards such as KfW 55, EnEV (Energiesparverordnung), a regulation for energy use, and CREEM decarbonization pathways.

Seasons by Amvest integrates informal care within a supportive community, promoting independence and reducing reliance on formal healthcare. By fostering social interaction and efficient care delivery, it enhances well-being while lowering costs. With high occupancy rates, cost savings of up to 30%, and strong resident satisfaction, Seasons redefines assisted living as a model of connection, dignity, and sustainability.