• Sabra’s CIO Retires

    Sabra Health Care REIT announced that Talya Nevo-Hacohen, Sabra’s Chief Investment Officer, Treasurer and Executive Vice President, will be retiring effective December 31. Nevo-Hacohen helped build Sabra into a $6.5 billion enterprise with 399 investments from a newly formed REIT with 86 properties leased to a single tenant. Nevo-Hacohen is... Read More »
  • Vacant Texas AL/SNF Community Trades Hands

    Amy Sitzman and Giancarlo Riso of Blueprint were engaged by a repeat client in the divestment of its vacant senior care community in Waco, Texas. Last operated in 2018, the community closed due to the prior operator’s inability to service above-market rent payments. Built in 2015, the community comprises 106 assisted living units and skilled... Read More »
  • Bob Jones University Divests AL/MC Community to Joint Venture

    Dan Geraghty and Brad Clousing of Senior Living Investment Brokerage facilitated the sale of a seniors housing community in Greenville, South Carolina, on behalf of Bob Jones University. BJU is exiting the business to focus on its core values. With a solid long-term foundation of financial performance, the asset offers an opportunity to... Read More »
  • Cougar Capital Management Acquires in Tennessee

    Berkadia sold the final property in a 16-property seniors housing portfolio, completed through 11 separate transactions over the past 12 months. Mike Garbers, Cody Tremper, Dave Fasano and Ross Sanders represented the publicly traded REIT seller.  The portfolio comprised 16 assisted living and memory care communities, totaled over 1,200 units and... Read More »
  • Regional Provider Purchases in Michigan

    Michael Segal and Daniel Waldhorn of Blueprint were engaged by a Michigan-based owner/operator to facilitate the off-market sale of two of its skilled nursing facilities in Michigan. The facilities were deemed geographic outliers, motivating the seller to shift focus to its holdings in metro Detroit and the greater Saginaw submarkets.  The... Read More »
AEC Living Secures Financing

AEC Living Secures Financing

Helios Healthcare Advisors structured the recapitalization of a 300-bed assisted living and skilled nursing portfolio in the San Francisco MSA. Facing a pending maturity with its existing lender, the borrower (AEC Living) engaged Helios to structure a refinance across two owned/operated assisted living communities and one skilled nursing property that was subject to a triple-net lease with a large public health district. All assets were geographically clustered and located in very high-income markets in the Bay Area. Helios secured a financing solution through a family office that sponsored a commercial real estate debt-fund. The total loan amount was $12 million and closing occurred... Read More »
Greystone Provides a Rhode Island SNF Portfolio with Financing

Greystone Provides a Rhode Island SNF Portfolio with Financing

Greystone provided $29.9 million in bridge financing for the acquisition of a portfolio of six skilled nursing facilities in Rhode Island. The bridge financing was originated by Ryan Harkins and Christopher Clare, both Managing Directors at Greystone. The skilled nursing facilities include Bayberry Commons (120 beds in Pascoag), Eastgate Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (76 beds in East Providence), South Kingstone Nursing & Rehab Center (112 beds in West Kingston), West Shore Health Center (149 beds in Warwick), Village House Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (95 beds in Newport) and Elmwood Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (70 beds in Providence). Read More »
Roers Companies Secures Financing

Roers Companies Secures Financing

JLL Capital Markets secured a $42.9 million bridge loan refinancing to take out the construction loan for a seniors housing community in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Scott Loving, Scott Streiff, Gary Marchiori and William Hintz of JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Roers Companies, in arranging the 2.5-year, floating-rate refinance. Built in 2023, Risor of St. Louis Park comprises 170 units across six stories. Of the 170 units, 18 are affordable seniors housing units, while the remainder are active adult units. The unit mix consists of studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts. The community is situated in one of the most affluent suburbs in the metro, with an average household income... Read More »
Staten Island SNF Secures Financing

Staten Island SNF Secures Financing

MONTICELLOAM announced the financing of a $25 million mezzanine loan for a skilled nursing facility in Staten Island, New York. The sponsorship group, a longstanding MONTICELLOAM client, has an existing footprint with a portfolio spanning the East Coast. The loan proceeds will be used to recapitalize the existing equity in the 300-bed facility. Read More »
Brookdale Closes Two Portfolio Acquisitions

Brookdale Closes Two Portfolio Acquisitions

Brookdale Senior Living announced the closing of two portfolio acquisitions, completing the three-portfolio, 41-property acquisition plan initially announced in September 2024. Through ownership of these communities, including the 11-property portfolio acquisition completed in December 2024, Brookdale is coming closer to its year-end goal of owning more than 75% of its consolidated unit count. In one deal, Brookdale acquired five communities (686 units) previously leased from Welltower for $175 million, or $255,100 per unit. Averaging around 25 years in age, the communities are primarily located in affluent or very affluent markets and together comprise 270 independent living units, 170... Read More »
Oxford Finance Closes Major Credit Facility

Oxford Finance Closes Major Credit Facility

Oxford Finance closed a $256.85 million senior credit facility for a client in California. Proceeds were primarily used to refinance four skilled nursing facilities featuring 356 total beds and acquire thirteen skilled nursing facilities with 1,451 total beds across the state. The acquired portfolio featured facilities built from the late 1960s to the late 1970s, with occupancy in the low- to mid-90s. They were previously owned by a third-party real estate owner and an owner/operator that was retiring. A regional owner/operator was the buyer and had a strong existing relationship with Oxford. The transaction closed just 20 days after term sheets were signed. Read More »