• PACS Gets Trading Period Extension

    PACS Group is trying to right the ship as it works to restate its prior financial statements amid an investigation into its Medicare billing practices, and return to providing regular quarterly earnings statements. The New York Stock Exchange Listing Operations Committee did agree to provide PACS with an additional trading period through November... Read More »
  • Outcome Healthcare Acquires Pennsylvania SNF

    Evans Senior Investments facilitated the sale of Mahoning Valley Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, a 142-bed skilled nursing facility in Lehighton, Pennsylvania. The seller, an independent owner, faced increasing financial and operational pressures in today’s skilled nursing environment. The selected buyer was a regional operator with a... Read More »
  • Full Continuum Community Obtains Refinancing

    CBRE National Senior Housing refinanced The Pointe at Meridian, a 100-unit seniors housing community in Meridian, Idaho. Built in 2022, The Pointe at Meridian was built in 2022 and consists of 60 independent living units, including 14 townhome units, 30 assisted living units and 10 memory care units. Grace Management took over management of the... Read More »
  • Arizona Seniors Housing Development Secures Construction Financing

    Fifty Stones Capital Group closed a $39.3 million construction loan for a seniors housing community in Chandler, Arizona. The proposed development comprises 147 units with 150 beds. The opportunity came to Fifty Stones Capital Group through a local broker.  The sponsor, an experienced local developer with a focus on multifamily and senior... Read More »
  • National Health Investors Sends Default Notice to NHC

    National Health Investors is addressing violations under its longstanding lease agreement with one of its largest tenants, National HealthCare Corporation. In July, NHI notified NHC/OP, L.P., an affiliate of National HealthCare Corporation and the tenant of 32 of NHI’s skilled nursing/senior care facilities and three independent living... Read More »
Trilogy Building Senior Care Campus in Ohio 

Trilogy Building Senior Care Campus in Ohio 

Trilogy Health Services is building a brand-new community with a full continuum of care services in the greater Cincinnati area. Located in Liberty Township, the community will feature 25 independent living units, 23 assisted living units, 18 memory care units, and 42 skilled nursing beds, 12 skilled memory care beds. Amenities include a full-service bistro, multiple dining areas served by a certified executive chef, an activity room, a beauty and barber salon, theater room, a physical therapy and rehab gym and a resident fitness center.   It will be Trilogy’s third community in Butler County when it opens next year, and sixth in the Cincinnati MSA. Louisville-based DMK Construction is... Read More »
A Focus on Treplus Communities

A Focus on Treplus Communities

Active Adult communities have been the hot topic for the past year for many reasons. First, they fill a void in the senior living spectrum, a void that will be growing. Second, there are very few labor concerns with Active Adult – no care providers, kitchen help or much of anything else – which is huge in today’s labor-constrained market. Third, they are a cheaper alternative to traditional senior living communities. Fourth, if all fails, they are very easy to convert to traditional multifamily apartments or sell as condos. And five, the average length of stay appears to be between four and five years, although it may be too early to say that with any conviction. At the recent NIC... Read More »
Del Webb Expanding Its 55+ Portfolio 

Del Webb Expanding Its 55+ Portfolio 

Active adult is attracting a lot of attention from developers and investors these days, but one of the pioneering companies in the sector is continuing to add to its own portfolio. Last month, Del Webb announced the groundbreaking of a new community, Del Webb Southern Harmony, in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, which will feature around 1,100 single-family homes and an abundance of amenities. Now, the company is opening a new active adult community in North Fort Myers, with at least 900 homes.   Called Del Webb Oak Creek, the gated community will offer single-family homes in dozens of designs ranging from 1,405 to just more than 3,000 square feet of living space with two to four bedrooms, two to... Read More »
Carnegie Capital Secures Bank Loan for Assisted Living Project  

Carnegie Capital Secures Bank Loan for Assisted Living Project  

A construction project that was set to break ground in early 2020 is finally getting off the ground thanks to a bank loan arranged by JD Stettin of Carnegie Capital. Set in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area, the cottage-style community will feature 48 assisted living and 16 memory care units. It is the second ground-up construction project for the undisclosed sponsor.  To finance the development, Mr. Stettin arranged a $9 million loan from a North Texas regional bank with a five-year term and two years of interest only. That comes to 65% loan-to-cost and under 50% loan-to-value, putting the construction cost at $215,000 per unit, which was fixed with the general contractor. Seven banks and... Read More »
Welltower and Sparrow Partners Team Up on Active Adult 

Welltower and Sparrow Partners Team Up on Active Adult 

Sparrow Partners and Welltower will open a 193-unit active adult community in the Dallas-area suburb of Sachse this fall. Part of The Station, a $500 million mixed-use community developed by PMB Capital Investments, Amberlin at the Station will feature resort-style amenities and a daily schedule of free activities. There will be one- and-two-bedroom apartments ranging in size from 615 square feet to 1,285 square feet with private terraces or fenced-in backyards. Rents range from $1,400 to $2,500 per month.  Amberlin at the Station will be the third active adult community that Austin-based Sparrow Partners will build and develop in in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Founded in 2017, the company... Read More »
Who Says New Construction Is Dead?

Who Says New Construction Is Dead?

We all have heard how construction costs have soared, rendering some new developments to be too expensive, at least for now. They just won’t pencil out at current cost levels, and you can only push unit rates just so far. Bucking this trend is Carlson Management, a California-based provider and developer. The company has developed five ground-up seniors housing communities to date, totaling 518 units in California, and has four other communities under construction or pre-construction with another 368 units. It also purchased two small communities in 2018. To help continue with its growth, Carlson launched an equity joint venture with RSF Partners to pursue its growth objectives. To kick... Read More »