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National Health Investors/$NHI

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About National Health Investors

National Health Investors Inc is a self-managed REIT that owns, leases, operates, and finances the development of senior housing communities and medical facilities. It operates through two segments: Real Estate Investments and Senior Housing Operating Portfolio (SHOP). The Real Estate Investments segment, which generates the majority of revenue, includes real estate leases, mortgages, and other notes receivable related to independent living facilities, assisted living facilities, entrance fee communities, senior living campuses, skilled nursing facilities, and a hospital. The SHOP segment consists of ventures that own and operate independent living facilities. The company's revenues are derived from rental income, interest and other income, and resident fees and services.
Ticker
$NHI
Primary listing
NYSE
Employees
32

NHI Metrics

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$3.3B
19.35
$3.46
0.56
$2.76
5.49%

What the Analysts think about NHI

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for National Health Investors stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of National Health Investors stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

The NHC portfolio sale cut exposure to skilled nursing and a major tenant, while proceeds lowered leverage and gave NHI more room to invest. Fitch revised its outlook to positive, citing the lower reimbursement risk and a stronger, more private-pay portfolio. (Fitch Ratings, National Health Investors)
NHI is still finding senior-housing deals at attractive initial yields: its October purchase of six properties is expected to yield about 7.0% before routine capital costs. It also reported $164.3 million of signed investment opportunities in October, giving it scope to replace income from assets it has sold. (National Health Investors)
The SHOP business is scaling, with total second-quarter NOI up 188% year on year as acquisitions expanded the portfolio. There were also signs of improving operations: NOI at recently added properties rose about 7.6% from the first quarter, and same-store NOI increased 18.9% sequentially. (National Health Investors, Investing.com)
Legacy SHOP operations are struggling to fill rooms: same-store occupancy fell to 85.1% in the second quarter, down four percentage points from the end of 2025. Same-store NOI was also down 6.3% year on year, making the expected recovery a key execution risk. (Senior Housing News)
Bickford, which leases 37 properties, remains a credit concern: NHI says it continues to account for the tenant on a cash basis because substantial doubt about Bickford’s ability to continue as a going concern has not been alleviated. Any deterioration could put rent collections at risk. (SEC)
Selling the NHC properties removes recurring rent that must be replaced, while the large sale gain flatters reported earnings rather than providing ongoing rental income. NHI’s 2026 guidance includes an estimated $565.9 million to $566.3 million gain on dispositions, so headline net income is a poor guide to recurring performance. (National Health Investors, SEC)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 29 Oct 2026.

NHI Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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NHI Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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