Newmark Knight Frank Closes Refi
The Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) Seniors Housing team, led by David Fasano & Sarah Anderson, recently closed on a refinance for a 145-unit IL/AL/MC community located in Brown Deer, Wisconsin. A large private equity firm with significant experience in the senior living business, along with their operating partner, New Perspective Senior Living, secured financing from a large regional lender. The relationship marked the first transaction between NPSL and the lender, and this was one of the first debt transactions that the NKF team has completed start to finish since joining NKF. Read More »
Hunt Real Estate Capital Refinances Recently-Expanded Property
After a recent expansion, a small assisted living community in Tremonton, Utah, is refinancing through Fannie Mae with the help of Brady Johnson, Andy Kitts and Heath Coryell of Hunt Real Estate Capital. Originally built in 1995, the 28-unit community was Utah-based SAL Management’s first acquisition, back in 2006. The company’s portfolio has now expanded beyond Utah to Arizona and Colorado, as well. At the Tremonton location, they recently opened 12 new units after completing an extensive renovation and expansion, which included updates to all areas of the building. With the project done, and the community stabilized, SAL obtained a $3.74 million refinance. Read More »
Lancaster Pollard Arranges Fannie Mae Financing
Lancaster Pollard Mortgage Company, a division of ORIX Real Estate Capital, worked on behalf of a long-time client of theirs to refinance two senior living properties in Michigan. The borrower, The Brook Retirement Communities, obtained a $16 million loan through Fannie Mae’s Seniors Housing program, which provided a 12-year term, a low fixed interest rate and cash-out proceeds. Both of the communities being refinanced feature 62 units of independent living and assisted living. Brad Competty, Brendan Healy and Doug Harper led the transactions for Lancaster Pollard. Read More »
KeyBank Closes Texas Refinance
KeyBank Real Estate Capital arranged a trio of HUD loans for skilled nursing properties located across Texas. The Corpus Christi facility, built in 2015 with 60 semi-private units and a 112-space parking lot, received a $16 million loan. Opened in 2009 and renovated in 2019, again with 60 semi-private rooms, the Bastrop facility obtained a $14.5 million loan. Finally, KeyBank arranged a $14 million loan for a 138-bed (69-unit) facility in San Antonio that was built in 1975 and renovated in 2013. Grant Saunders, Peter Trazzera and John Randolph made up the KeyBank team that closed the transactions. Read More »
