Texas transactions make up over 30% of the senior care deals announced so far in April, involving mostly assisted living communities and one skilled nursing facility trading hands in what is an overall slow month (so far). Evans Senior Investments arranged the most recent: the purchase of a 64-unit assisted living community that is nearly all private pay but could improve its 81% occupancy. Built in 2001 and renovated in 2007, the community was owned by Living Care Senior Housing Development and is located on about four acres just outside of Dallas, in the town of Frisco. In addition to census, operations could also improve, with just a 12.5% margin on $2.65 million of revenues. There is room for expansion on the property, which the new owner can capitalize on, assuming they stabilize the community. A regional owner/operator looking to grow its Texas holdings emerged as the buyer, paying $7.86 million, or $122,813 per unit.
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