Cushman & Wakefield Sells Vancouver, WA Portfolio
Cushman & Wakefield served as exclusive advisor to Rood Investments, LLC to sell the company’s three seniors housing communities in Vancouver, Washington. Totaling 703 units, the portfolio comprises two large senior living campuses and one 83-unit active adult community called The Lofts at Glenwood that opened in 2017. The 325-unit Glenwood Place was originally built in 2001, and The Quarry opened in 2008 with 291 units. Both feature a mix of independent living, assisted living and memory care units. Rood Investments is an owner/developer that also self-managed these communities. Operations were strong, despite a pandemic drop in census. Occupancy has since rebounded to the 80s... Read More »
Chicago Pacific Founders Adds Winter Garden Property
Chicago Pacific Founders (CPF) and its subsidiaries, CPF Living Communities and Grace Management Inc., acquired The Summit of Winter Garden, a 113-unit senior living community in Winter Garden, Florida (Orlando MSA). Opened in June 2017, the community features 69 independent living and 44 assisted living units. Grace Management will take over management, but they are jumping into a strong operation, as occupancy rose from 92% at the time of the sale to 95% as of May 2022. Additional details were not disclosed, but CPF plans to make investments in the campus. This is the first seniors housing acquisition of the year for CPF, which announced three deals in 2021 and just two in 2020. That... Read More »
Newmark Announces Several High-Quality Community Sales
The team at Newmark certainly demonstrated variety with its productivity in the first four months of the year in seniors housing and care transactions. The team closed eight sales, four refinances, three acquisition loans and three construction loans for a host of clients across the country. And from what we hear, there are another $550 million to $600 million in active adult sales alone set to close in the next two months. So, the momentum is building for another great year. To the sales, a couple of deals involved very high-quality properties that sold way above the average per-unit price for seniors housing sales. Most recently, that was the sale of Danberry at Inverness, a senior... Read More »
Former Mainstreet Facility Getting New Life
The former Mainstreet “transitional care” facilities that were developed with much fanfare continue to sell as vacant (but beautiful) assets. Amy Sitzman and Giancarlo Riso of Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors just sold another one in Temple, Texas to a buyer with alternative plans for the property. Built in 2019 with 70 private units, the facility never operated, so that made an easier conversion project. The high-quality building featured plenty of common area and modern finishes. A competitive market process saw Blueprint identify an experienced Texas-based real estate investor as the buyer who structured a lease with a national healthcare system based in Southern California to... Read More »
Blueprint Sells NJ Community Out of Receivership
So, how do you sell an underperforming, over-leveraged community that is in receivership and was originally built in 1965. That is a tough one, but it did help that Priority Life Care was the court-appointed receiver and manager effective about the end of 2020. This is what Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate was dealing with when it was hired to sell a 164-unit community in Pennsauken, New Jersey called Ivystone Senior Living. Apparently, the owners refinanced existing HUD debt in the year before the pandemic hit, taking out some excess cash. What was not known (or forgotten) was that in order to participate in a relatively lucrative Medicaid program for the “independent living” units, the... Read More »Schedule a demo
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