• ESI Adds Capital Markets & Debt Advisory Team

    Evans Senior Investments has expanded its platform to now include a dedicated Capital Markets & Debt Advisory team to source debt solutions for its clients. Complementary to its brokerage/investment sales services and benefitting from Evans’ robust lender network, the new platform will facilitate acquisition financings, refinancings,... Read More »
  • Optimism across the Board in BBG’s Investor Survey Results

    Ben Swett, Managing Editor of The SeniorCare Investor, sat down with R.J. DeBee, Senior Managing Director – Seniors Housing & Healthcare National Practice Leader of BBG Real Estate Services, to discuss the biggest takeaways of BBG’s fifth Annual Investor Survey. Read More »
  • Lument Closes Freddie Mac Refinance

    Lument closed a $26.8 million Freddie Mac refinance for Treeo South Ogden, a 143-unit independent living community in Ogden, Utah, approximately 30 miles north of Salt Lake City. Tyler Armstrong, Chris Cain and Taylor Russ, all managing directors with Lument, led the transaction. Treeo South Ogden was purpose-built in 2015, and has been owned and... Read More »
  • Berkadia Handles Detroit-Area Deal

    Berkadia closed the sale of Oakleigh of Macomb, an 85-unit assisted living/memory care community in Macomb, Michigan (Detroit MSA). Built in 2019, the community has 55 assisted living and 30 memory care units. It was 91% occupied, so given its vintage and performance, we imagine it attracted significant investor interest. Berkadia represented the... Read More »
  • Developer Divests MC Communities to Kalesta Healthcare

    G Capital helped facilitate the sale of two memory care communities in Silicon Valley in an off-market transaction. Calson Management, a developer/operator based in Vacaville, California, had acquired Silver Oaks Memory Care in Menlo Park and Crescent Oaks Memory Care in Sunnyvale several years ago as value-add opportunities. The firm... Read More »

MIG Announces Two Closings

Montgomery Intermediary Group announced a couple of transactions at the end of October. First, Andrew Montgomery sold a 120-bed skilled nursing facility in southern Illinois in a value-add deal. Built in the 1960s and 1970s, the facility had a roughly 50% Medicaid census, with between 30% and 35% private pay and 5% to 10% Medicare. It was losing money. Jeremy Warren of MIG helped finance the deal, as well, arranging 80% loan-to-cost financing with a 20-year term and a variable rate in the low-7s. He secured the loan from a regional lender, and this was the fifth building that Warren financed in the past 45 days. Then, Montgomery sold a 38-unit assisted living community in a small Missouri... Read More »

Senwell Facilitates Bed Transfer Deal

Brandon Bohland and Collin Hempfling of Senwell Senior Investment Advisors facilitated the transfer of 80 adult care home bed licenses in Wake County, North Carolina. A national institutional assisted living owner/operator engaged the firm after the community suffered significant damage from a fire and ultimately closed.  There was a highly competitive bid process that generated multiple strong offers from qualified buyers, with the result maximizing the seller’s exit value. After working with attorneys, regulatory bodies and stakeholders, Senwell completed the transfer of the licenses to a large regional owner/operator.  Read More »

Omega Invests in Saber Healthcare Joint Venture

Omega Healthcare Investors released its third quarter earnings and made some news when it disclosed the acquisition of a 49% equity interest in a joint venture with Saber Healthcare. The JV will own and lease 64 skilled nursing facilities that were previously wholly owned by affiliates of Saber, which will retain a 51% equity interest in the JV and is responsible for day-to-day operations. Omega issued approximately 5.5 million Omega OP Units with a fair value of $222.4 million in exchange for a 49% equity interest in the JV. Plus, Saber will need Omega’s approval for any investments, dispositions, financings and major capital expenditures. The 64 facilities held by the JV are subject to... Read More »
Health Systems as Sellers in Three Transactions

Health Systems as Sellers in Three Transactions

Cain Brothers advised on a trio of senior care transactions involving health systems as sellers, which could be a growing trend, particularly among any resource-constrained systems. Conversely, other systems may see the need to own skilled nursing beds in the future in order to control the transfer of their post-acute patients to SNFs and free up acute care beds. The first deal involved Bristol Health, a small health system in central Connecticut, selling Ingraham Manor, a skilled nursing facility in Bristol, near Hartford. Cain Brothers served as sell-side advisor on the deal, which closed on October 21. Built in 1987, Ingraham Manor has 128 beds. Bristol Health had noted there were... Read More »
Large Ohio Operator Takes on Vacant SNF Beds

Large Ohio Operator Takes on Vacant SNF Beds

Senwell Senior Investment Advisors facilitated the sale of 26 skilled nursing beds from a facility in Ohio and coordinated the repurposing of the real estate for future behavioral health services. The owners made the decision to close the facility after determining that the small size of the building prevented it from achieving the operational efficiencies and economies of scale necessary for long-term success in the long-term care industry. Patients were transitioned to the seller’s nearby facility, maintaining continuity of care. Senwell capitalized on Ohio’s limited four-year cycle for transferring beds from overbedded to underbedded counties, securing the sale of the beds to a large... Read More »
Ventas Posts Healthy Q3 With Robust Acquisition Activity

Ventas Posts Healthy Q3 With Robust Acquisition Activity

Among the earnings results trickling out this month, it will be impossible to overshadow Welltower’s announcement with $14 billion in new investment activity and another great quarter of seniors housing operating portfolio (SHOP) performance improvements. But Ventas reported healthy results, too, and some significant acquisition volume.  Ventas reported attributable net income per share of $0.14, up from $0.05 a year earlier for a gain of 180%. Normalized FFO per share also jumped 10% to $0.88, compared with $0.80 in Q3:24. On the operational front, the SHOP turned in a good performance, with same-store cash NOI rising 16% year-over-year to $232.4 million, led by the U.S. portfolio with a... Read More »