Two year turnover for CNL
Following up on Five Star Quality Care’s (NYSE: FVE) sale of seven of its 33 owned senior living communities for $112.4 million, the company put some of those funds to work in acquiring a 163-unit senior living community in Vestavia Hills, Alabama. Built in 1994 with an addition in 1997, the community has 90 independent living, 49 assisted living and 24 memory care units. The seller, CNL Lifestyle Properties, bought the property in January 2014 for $18.5 million, or $113,500 per unit, and then leased it back to an affiliate of Solomon Senior Living and Trinity Lifestyles Management. But Five Star will take over operations, in addition to changing the community’s name to Morningside... Read More »
Oceanside on Oahu
Shep Roylance and Lee Blake of The JCH Group recently traveled to Hawaii to facilitate the sale of a 152-unit senior living property in Hauula. In this community, all of the units are licensed for assisted living, but a large portion of the residents require little to no care and are basically independent living. There are also memory care, hospice, respite and adult day care services. It was built in 1997 with 90,351 square feet on 7.98 acres, and comes with a 99-year land lease. A local owner/operator paid $6.64 million, or $43,684 per unit, for the community, and Messrs. Roylance and Blake represented both the buyer and seller in the transaction. Read More »Two Louisville-area assisted living communities sold
Allen McMurtry, Megan Fetter and David Kliewer of Cushman & Wakefield’s Tampa office represented Senior Care US Holdings, Inc., in the sale of its two assisted living/memory care communities near Louisville, Kentucky. Both communities have been operated by Elmcroft Senior Living since opening in 2012, with one featuring 56 assisted living units, 24 memory care units and a 99% occupancy, and another consisting of 31 assisted living units and 34 memory care units at 85% occupancy. Capital Health Group LLC was the buyer on behalf of a joint venture between Hunt Realty Investments and the Teacher Retirement System of Texas. Read More »
HFF closes high value deal in Northeast
Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) closed one of the most expensive seniors housing transactions ever (on a per-unit basis), with its sale of two assisted living/memory care communities in the Northeast for $98.25 million, or almost $575,000 per unit. There were several factors that led to this near-record price. First was the location. One of the properties is located in suburban Philadelphia and the other is in New Jersey within the New York City MSA, both high barrier-to-entry, high-income markets. Second, they were recently built in 2013 by the owners, a joint venture between Formation Development Group (an affiliate of Formation Capital) and Shelbourne Healthcare Development Group... Read More »
Ensign’s quiet 2016
The Ensign Group (NASDAQ: ENSG) has cooled off significantly in 2016, following its 23 transactions in 2015. The company has only closed three deals so far this year, including its purchase of the Legend Healthcare properties (with eight skilled nursing facilities in Texas) and a small hospice operation in Iowa. Most recently, Ensign acquired a 171-bed skilled nursing facility in Kansas City, Kansas, which included the operations and the underlying real estate, for an undisclosed price. The facility includes a 10-bed assisted living unit, and was 56% occupied under the ownership of a faith-based not-for-profit. Ensign’s subsidiary, Endura Healthcare, Inc., will take over... Read More »Schedule a demo
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