About Steve Monroe

Stephen M. Monroe has been a healthcare and senior care financial expert for over 30 years. In addition to being an often-quoted healthcare finance expert in mainstream media, he has published over 50 bylined articles dealing with various aspects of investing in health care and senior’s housing. &nbsp He is also called upon to keynote and speak at organizations such as the American Seniors Housing Association, Assisted Living Federation of America, National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care, American Health Care Association and the New York State Health Facilities Association, among others. See Full Bio

Articles Written by Steve Monroe

Ray’s Evansville Sale

Ray’s Evansville Sale

by | Dec 12, 2017 8:40 pm | Acquisitions

Ray Giannini of Marcus & Millichap has sold a health care campus in Evansville, Wisconsin, the only property of its sort in town. The campus includes a 71-bed skilled nursing facility (built in 1971) that is 69% occupied with a 42% quality mix, and a 25-unit... Read More »
More Publicly-Traded REIT SNF Sales

More Publicly-Traded REIT SNF Sales

by | Dec 8, 2017 7:02 am | Acquisitions

Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors announced a slew of skilled nursing transactions at the beginning of December, closing five for clients (mainly publicly traded REITs) across the country. Ben Firestone and Mike Segal represented a publicly traded REIT owner... Read More »
CBRE Finds Financing With Freddie Mac

CBRE Finds Financing With Freddie Mac

by | Dec 8, 2017 7:01 am | Financings

Aron Will of CBRE worked with Freddie Mac for his two latest transactions, and crisscrossed the country to do so. First, with Andrew Behrens of CBRE Multifamily Institutional Group, Mr. Will closed a $29.8 million financing for a 144-unit senior living community in... Read More »
Greystone Arranges Tulsa Transaction

Greystone Arranges Tulsa Transaction

by | Dec 8, 2017 7:00 am | Acquisitions

National Health Investors announced a one-off acquisition of a 200-unit independent/assisted living community in Tulsa, Oklahoma, paying $34.6 million, or $173,000 per unit. Originally built in 1987 by a local real estate developer, the community was previously owned... Read More »