Live Oak Bank Closes Two Balance Sheet Loans
Utilizing its balance sheet lending program, Live Oak Bank closed two conventional loans on behalf of senior living clients. Adam Sherman led the way on both transactions. The first was arranged for a to-be-built assisted living/memory care community in Mason, Ohio being developed by Berengaria Development, the real estate arm of Marcus Investments. There will be 23 AL and 18 MC units, with BrightStar Senior Living, an affiliate of home health care provider BrightStar Care, leasing and operating the property upon completion. The project received a $6.9 million loan, with a five-year term, 25-year amortization and 24 months of interest only payments to accommodate the construction and... Read More »
HJ Sims Arranges Funding for CCRC’s Recovery
With bank financing arranged by HJ Sims in hand, a CCRC in West Chester, Pennsylvania is set to rebuild after a 2017 fire destroyed its main building and also killed four residents. The Barclay Friends community, affiliated with The Kendal Corporation, had moved most of its residents into its 96-bed skilled nursing facility less than a year after the fire. But the destroyed building had not only housed most of the residents, but also the dining/common areas and administrative space, so the time to replace it could not have come soon enough. Kendal will build a two-story, 60-unit building to house both assisted living and memory care residents. Property and casualty insurance was expected... Read More »
The Tale of Two SNFs
Every now and then, there is a transaction that really highlights the two diverging skilled nursing markets. On the one side are the older, traditional SNFs that struggle with high Medicaid censuses, rising physical plant costs and shrinking operating margins, and often end up selling for under $50,000 per bed, or lower. Then, there are the newer, transitional care facilities that accept almost exclusively Medicare or private pay patients and feature more home- or even resort-like amenities. Two of these kinds of facilities just secured bridge financing from Berkadia valued at over $285,500 per bed. Imagine what price they would command in the M&A market. Jay Healy of Berkadia’s... Read More »
CBRE Refinances California Community
A Bay Area senior living community recently refinanced with the help of the A-team at CBRE that included Andrew Behrens, Aron Will, Austin Sacco and Adam Mincberg. The borrower was a joint venture between northern California owner/operator Carlton Senior Living plus Piedmont Properties Group, a large multifamily/senior living investor. They bought the 153-unit independent living community in 2007 for approximately $17.65 million, or $115,400 per unit. Located in Concord, California, the property was originally built in 1991 less than two miles from the top-ranked adult specialty care hospital in the country, John Muir Medical Center. At the time of the acquisition, its debt (which included... Read More »Dwight Capital Arranges Loan for Long Island Facility
Dwight Capital followed up on a productive Spring to close a bridge loan for a Long Island assisted living community. Sitting on over eight acres in Port Jefferson Station, this community features 181 beds of Medicaid-funded assisted living on the same campus as a 143-bed skilled nursing facility. Kevin Lifshitz from Dwight Capital closed a $12.8 million bridge loan for the community. Read More »Schedule a demo
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