• Ensign Makes a Splash in Texas

    The Ensign Group closed out April with a bang, announcing the acquisition of the real estate and operations of 17 skilled nursing facilities spread across Texas, plus the real estate of two seniors housing communities in Wisconsin.  The Texas portfolio is majority-SNF, with 2,080 skilled nursing beds. There are also some seniors housing... Read More »
  • Public REIT Sells Value-Add Community to Joint Venture

    Kandu Capital, a family office specializing in real estate and healthcare, and its operating company, Bloom Senior Living, acquired an assisted living/memory care community in Ohio after strategically divesting a number of skilled nursing, behavioral health and seniors housing assets at healthy valuations. Those dispositions were initially... Read More »
  • Not-for-Profit Divests Its CCRC Portfolio to Another Not-for-Profit

    A portfolio of CCRCs in South-Central Pennsylvania changed hands from one faith-based not-for-profit organization to another, with Toby Siefert and Dave Balow of Senior Living Investment Brokerage handling the process. The pair represented the seller, SpiriTrust Lutheran, an 80-year-old operator based in York, Pennsylvania, in the sale of six... Read More »
  • AL/MC Community Trending Towards Stabilization Sells

    Blueprint’s suite of services was on display in the sale and financing of an assisted living/memory care community in Fredericksburg, Texas. Built in 2018, The Villages of Windcrest was performing well at the time of marketing, and was trending towards stabilization. Newer, performing properties are getting the most interest in the M&A market... Read More »
  • Montgomery Intermediary Group Brings on New Advisor

    Continuing its momentum in 2026, Montgomery Intermediary Group (MIG) announced that it hired Colin Thomas, CFA as an investment sales advisor. In this role, Thomas will lead seniors housing and skilled nursing transactions across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, expanding MIG’s coverage and capabilities in these markets. Thomas’s... Read More »
SLIB Assists on Seniors Housing Sale in Oregon

SLIB Assists on Seniors Housing Sale in Oregon

After developing an assisted living community in Hillsboro, Oregon, a local owner/operator is exiting the industry with the sale of its last seniors housing asset. Jason Punzel, Brad Goodsell and Vince Viverito of Senior Living Investment Brokerage helped with the sale. The community opened last year and was still in lease-up by the time of the sale, with occupancy reaching about 50%. It features 90 beds in 72 units and offers both assisted living and memory care services.  A private equity firm based in Texas paid an undisclosed amount for the community and will use a Pacific Northwest operator as the manager. Read More »
Blueprint Facilitates SNF Sale in Missouri

Blueprint Facilitates SNF Sale in Missouri

Michael Segal and Ben Firestone of Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors recently facilitated the sale of a 96-bed skilled nursing facility in central Missouri. Built in the late 1980s and renovated in the early 1990s, Valley View Health & Rehabilitation is no stranger to Blueprint.  In 2018, Blueprint represented the current seller of Valley View, an undisclosed REIT, in leasing this facility along with 10 others in the state to a new operating tenant under a master lease agreement. While the facility’s performance improved under the new operator, Valley View represented a geographic outlier to the provider’s other locations across metropolitan areas in Missouri. So ultimately,... Read More »
Newmark’s Coast-to-Coast Closings

Newmark’s Coast-to-Coast Closings

Newmark crisscrossed the country to find buyers for a few seniors housing communities at the end of August. First, representing Healthpeak Properties in another one of the REIT’s divestments, the Newmark team sold a 160-unit CCRC in Northridge, California that was formerly operated by Brookdale Senior Living. Originally built in 2001, the community has grown over the years to include 91 assisted living, 24 memory care and 45 skilled nursing units. Pacifica Senior Living bought it for $29 million, or $181,000 per unit. Next, Newmark reported the sale of two Fort Myers-area assisted living/memory care communities to Lone Star Funds for $51.5 million, or $192,900 per unit. Previously owned by... Read More »
Alta Senior Living Acquires North Tampa Community

Alta Senior Living Acquires North Tampa Community

Brad Clousing and Daniel Geraghty of Senior Living Investment Brokerage sold an 82-unit assisted living/memory care community in North Tampa, Florida. Developed in 2015 by the seller and operated by their affiliate management company, the community was an operational outlier for them, which prompted the sale. This was their last seniors housing asset in the Southeast. Alta Senior Living stepped in to acquire the property for an undisclosed price, building their operating presence in the state. Read More »
ISL Assumes Operations of Six Midwest Communities

ISL Assumes Operations of Six Midwest Communities

Integral Senior Living has assumed the operations of five new seniors housing communities in Indiana and one in Michigan. The communities are owned by Griffin-American Healthcare REIT III, Inc. Meridian Senior Living previously managed these communities. Along with this announcement, Adam Parton has been named as regional vice president of Operations and Brandy Ross as regional director of Sales and Management. Mr. Parton has decades of successful experience managing seniors housing communities and brings knowledge and expertise of the Midwestern market to this role. Ms. Ross also has years of experience growing and managing seniors housing communities in the Midwest, previously serving in... Read More »
Evans Senior Investments Sells Garden State SNF

Evans Senior Investments Sells Garden State SNF

Evans Senior Investments represented the seller of a 120-bed skilled nursing facility in New Jersey, which traded for $24 million, or $200,000 per bed. The facility was built in 2000 and has seen multiple renovations since then, with the 65 rooms being private or semi-private. Its residents primarily pay through Medicare and Medicaid. Occupancy at the time of marketing was 77%, leading to subpar operations for the community. Prior to the pandemic, the community averaged a 90% census with 41 short-term rehabilitation residents contributing to $15.6 million in revenue. But the facility also had a high expense structure and was not very profitable even before the pandemic. ESI marketed the... Read More »