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Haven Senior Investments sits down with Paul Griffin III, CEO of Griffin Living, and a fifth-generation developer recently inducted into the Forbes Real Estate Council. Paul has 40 years of experience and shares the mission behind his family's 4 billion dollar portfolio. With assets in large Master Planned Communities including multi-family, retail, office, and active adult living, Paul talks about his passion for Senior Living, and why they decided to develop assets across the nation in that sector as well.
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