Sunwest still in the news
Continuing the Sunwest saga, Omega Communities purchased a 104-unit assisted living community in Hoover, Alabama that was a Sunwest property from 2006 to 2010. When the company filed for bankruptcy protection, the lender foreclosed and then sold it to an individual investor, who issued bonds to finance the acquisition. AdCare Health Systems guaranteed the bonds, and $6.1 million were still outstanding. Recently, the community hit another speed bump, when in 2014, the state required the owner to hire a new management company, which discharged more than 30 residents. Average rents were about $2,400, but occupancy was below 50%, resulting in negative cash flow. Assuming 85% occupancy, pro... Read More »Bank Leumi finances CCRC sale
When a 234-unit CCRC in St. Charles, Missouri managed by Innovative Management Associates, a Chicago-based seniors housing owner/operator, was acquired for $17 million, or $72,650 per unit, the buyer enlisted the help of Bank Leumi to finance the transaction. Built in 1977, with expansions in 2011 and 2013, the community features 138 independent living units, 32 memory care units, 27 assisted living units (recently converted from IL) and 66 skilled nursing beds. Overall occupancy was around 76%, but that was brought down by the struggling IL component, which was just 51% occupied. So, the buyer will have their hands full with this community, but by increasing IL occupancy to 80%, annual... Read More »High-priced transaction in Minnesota
A non-traded REIT recently bought a 105-unit senior living community in Maplewood, Minnesota for $30 million, or $285,700 per unit, with a 6.3% cap rate. Located in the Twin Cities area, the community features 22 independent living units, 51 assisted living units and 32 memory care units. It is relatively new (built in 2011 by developers experienced in seniors housing) and operates at a 37% margin on $5.15 million of revenues, based on the estimated 2015 budget. Not only that, the community has improved dramatically since the beginning of 2014, raising occupancy from around 69% to 92% by earlier this year, and EBITDA from just under $200,000 in 2014 to $1.9 million in the estimated 2015... Read More »Converted convent sells in Wisconsin
Meridian Senior Services recently purchased a 50-unit assisted living community in Racine, Wisconsin (between Milwaukee and Chicago) for $6.5 million, or 130,000 per unit, with a 12.3% cap rate. The community has quite a history. The main building was built in 1924 originally as a convent, but was completely gutted in 2008 to provide assisted living. Currently, the 64,000-square foot building sits on 4.07 acres. The seller, which bought the property in 2007 and spent approximately $2 million for the conversion, is a local operator. Despite the renovation, the older structure of the building means the rooms are on the small side and there is not much common area, hence the higher cap rate.... Read More »Four Green Bay-area properties sold
Jacob Gehl of Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors led the sale of a portfolio of four assisted living/memory care communities in Wisconsin for $18.35 million, or $146,800 per unit, with an 8.7% cap rate. Included in the portfolio were three properties in Green Bay, including a 20-unit stand-alone memory care community, and one in Appleton. Combined occupancy stood at 92% at the time of the sale, and the portfolio generated approximately $1.6 million in trailing EBITDAR on an annualized basis. Senior Housing and Healthcare Capital was the seller, while Summit Healthcare REIT was the buyer, which will lease the properties for a 12-year term to an affiliate of Compass Senior Living, an... Read More »Schedule a demo
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