• Healthcare REIT Divests SNF to In-Place Operating Partner

    Senior Living Investment Brokerage returned to West Des Moines, Iowa, to sell a skilled nursing facility that it had previously sold in 2019. A healthcare REIT was the buyer back then and is now selling the facility to its in-place regional operating partner. Built in 2004, Arbor Springs features 56 beds on an attractive four-acre campus about 10... Read More »
  • Near-Stabilized AL/MC Community Lands Refinance

    Carnegie Capital closed a bridge refinance for a 50-unit assisted living/memory care community in the Houston, Texas MSA. Four years ago, the property was bought by a California-based operator with a growing footprint in Texas. Performance was approximately two to three months from stabilization, but with the acquisition loan maturity looming, a... Read More »
  • Record-Setting HUD Express Lane Application to Commitment

    Cambridge Realty Capital provided a $6.15 million loan to refinance Avalon Memory Care Keller, a 50-bed stand-alone memory care community in Keller, Texas (Dallas-Fort Worth MSA). The fully amortized, 35-year HUD loan was provided for the owner, a Texas limited liability company, that wished to recast bank debt into a long-term non-recourse... Read More »
  • Large Healthcare Owner Receives Financing

    An owner of more than 80 healthcare properties spanning nine states secured bridge and working capital financing for its skilled nursing portfolio in Washington. The financing includes a $40 million bridge loan and a $6 million working capital line of credit, with a 36-month initial term. MONTICELLOAM provided the funding. Read More »
  • Out-of-State Owner Divests to Investor

    A couple of assisted living and memory care communities in Eastern Tennessee recently traded hands. The two properties comprise more than 100 units. A Chicago-based investor aligned with the seller’s long-term vision for the communities acquired the assets, and partnered with a regional operator that was looking to grow their presence in the... Read More »
Plains Executes in Texas

Plains Executes in Texas

Plains Commercial Real Estate was brought on by a regional owner/operator in the divestment of its senior care facility in Texas. The seller was looking to consolidate its operations closer to its home office. The buyer is a private investor, and the facility will be operated by a large, Texas-based operator.  Built in 2009 and well maintained, Copperas Hollow Nursing & Rehab comprises 90 skilled nursing beds and 12 assisted living units in Caldwell. At the time of closing, occupancy was hovering around 70%. The facility offered strong in-place cash flow as well as significant upside through some operational changes and agency expense controls. Daniel Morris of Plains handled the... Read More »
Momentous Healthcare Adds in Ohio

Momentous Healthcare Adds in Ohio

Forest Healthcare Properties was brought on by an Ohio-based owner/operator in a lease-to-purchase for a skilled nursing facility in Ohio. The owner was looking to divest from this region, and the buyer was Momentous Healthcare. Newly renovated, the facility comprises 100 beds with an in-house dialysis component near Cleveland, Ohio. The asset sits on 4.6 acres with 26,627 total square feet. Occupancy was low at the time of closing, so there is certainly some room for improvement for the new operator. But the lease-to-purchase structure gives them time to ramp up census and cash flow before taking over ownership. Joe Schiff and Jeffrey Vegh handled the transaction. Read More »
Not-For-Profit and For-Profit Shake Hands in Oregon

Not-For-Profit and For-Profit Shake Hands in Oregon

Ziegler was brought on by a not-for-profit in its divestment of a seniors housing community in Portland, Oregon, to a for-profit senior living owner/operator. Built in stages from the 1940s to the 1990s, Parkview Christian Retirement Community comprises 115 independent living units and 62 assisted living units across six acres. Humair Sabir, Stephen Johnson, Marie Carlson and Ryan Anders handled the transaction. The seller, Oregon Baptist Retirement Home Society, emphasized to Ziegler its desire for the community to be divested to a buyer that was culturally aligned and had a shared vision and values. Ziegler initially targeted not-for-profits, however, after an organization with a similar... Read More »
New Owner, Same Operator For Two Utah Seniors Housing Communities

New Owner, Same Operator For Two Utah Seniors Housing Communities

The Pennant Group, Inc. acquired two seniors housing communities in Utah. Capitol Hill Senior Living is a 113-unit assisted living and memory care community in Salt Lake City. Southgate Senior Living is a 75-unit assisted living and memory care community in St. George.  Pennant has 104 home health and hospice agencies and, now, 53 seniors housing communities located across 14 states. It intends to continue pursuing opportunities to acquire high quality home health, hospice and senior living businesses throughout the United States. Read More »
Focus Healthcare Properties Acquires in Washington

Focus Healthcare Properties Acquires in Washington

Focus Healthcare Properties acquired two seniors housing communities in Olympia, Washington. Fieldstone Cooper Point is a 96-unit independent and assisted living community. Fieldstone Memory Care of Olympia comprises 45 memory care units. The in-place operator, Fieldstone Communities, which has managed both communities since development, will remain the operator. Read More »
SLIB Handles Ensign Acquisition in Kansas

SLIB Handles Ensign Acquisition in Kansas

The Ensign Group announced its acquisition of the real estate and operations of Atchison Senior Village Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, a 45-bed skilled nursing facility in Atchison, Kansas, with Nick Cacciabando and Ryan Saul of Senior Living Investment Brokerage handling the transaction. A subsidiary of Standard Bearer Healthcare REIT, Inc., Ensign’s captive real estate company, acquired the facility’s real estate, effective March 1, 2024. Gateway Healthcare, LLC, Ensign’s Kansas-based subsidiary, will take over its operations. Built in 1961, 1973 and 1993 (with a renovation in 1996), the facility was one of the last remaining county-owned nursing homes in the state. At 84% occupancy,... Read More »