REIT Divests AL/MC Community to PE Group
A REIT divested its assisted living/memory care community in an affluent suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah, with the help of Vince Viverito and Brad Clousing of Senior Living Investment Brokerage. Built in 2001, the 116-unit asset in Cottonwood Heights did not fit into the out-of-state REIT’s core portfolio. But a private equity group with a strategic operating partner growing its portfolio in Utah stepped in to buy the community for an undisclosed price. Read More »
Greene Park Capital Purchases MA Active Adult Community
Greene Park Capital, a Chicago-based healthcare real estate investment firm, announced its first acquisition of an active adult community in an attractive Boston, Massachusetts suburb. Greene Park made the purchase in partnership with a major institutional investor for an undisclosed price. Built in the last five years, the Class-A community features approximately 225 units. Given the strong market and national owner/operator seller, we imagine it was very well occupied and stabilized. Greene Park has a pipeline in the active adult sector totaling about $250 million, which the firm expects to grow as it seeks out institutional-quality opportunities in major metro and suburban... Read More »
Morgan Stanley and Brightview Acquire SH Portfolio
Morgan Stanley Investment Management, through investment funds managed by Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing, partnered with Brightview Senior Living to acquire an eight-property seniors housing portfolio totaling 1,186 units within four major MSAs in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The predominately-independent living portfolio totals eight properties across the Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston-Providence MSAs. These senior living properties have consistently demonstrated strong operational performance and feature a variety of amenities. Brightview originally developed the communities, which were also previously owned by PGIM and most recently by Harrison Street. Brightview and... Read More »
Focus Healthcare Acquiring Another CCRC
On the heels of announcing its planned purchase of a distressed CCRC on Long Island, Focus Healthcare Partners announced an acquisition of another struggling CCRC, this time in Bartlett, Illinois, near Chicago. Built in 2007 at a cost of approximately $130 million, The Oaks at Bartlett features a 154-unit independent living building and a 124-unit assisted living/memory care/skilled nursing building on 37 acres. They are both of steel and concrete construction. There are also 10 cottage homes. It was originally developed as an entrance-fee CCRC but is now a rental property. This was another case of a large entrance-fee CCRC opening up at the onset of the Great Financial Crisis and... Read More »
Minnesota SNF Finds New Owner
A skilled nursing facility near Minneapolis, Minnesota, found a new owner with the help of Bob Richards of Senior Care Realty. The facility, built in 1965 and featuring more than 75 beds, was operating around breakeven on approximately $6.5 million of revenues. It was occupied in the low-60s at the time of the deal, so there is certainly room for improvement for a new owner. The seller, a mom & pop, listed the facility at the end of 2023, which is when the facility came under LOI, before it finally sold this month. The offering price was $5 million, but we believe the facility sold for under that. The buyer was an owner/operator with other facilities in the state that used a... Read More »Schedule a demo
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