Cambridge Arranges Conventional Loan
Cambridge Realty Capital Companies arranged a $5.95 million conventional loan for the acquisition of Twilight Haven Senior Living, in Fresno, California. Brent Holman-Gomez, Cambridge Senior Vice President, handled the transaction. A California limited liability company obtained the fully-amortized, 25-year loan, which was underwritten by a Utah-based industrial bank. Previously owned by a not-for-profit organization, Twilight Haven comprises 60 independent living units, as well as 116 assisted living beds and 50 skilled nursing beds. The assisted living business is focused on the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver program. However, the selling operator was in bankruptcy, and the... Read More »
Two Class-A Communities Sell around D.C.
The Newmark Seniors Housing team facilitated the sale and equity raise for two Class-A seniors housing communities in the Washington, D.C. metro area. They worked on behalf of the sellers, Harrison Street and Palomino Capital, a middle market investment bank. Thrive Senior Living had developed the communities in the late-2010s to include 140 units, each. Built in 2019, Tribute at Melford comprises 104 assisted living and 36 memory care units in Bowie, Maryland. While Tribute at The Glen was built in 2017 with 96 assisted living and 44 memory care units in Woodbridge, Virginia. Cogir had taken over operations at both locations in recent years. We heard that the properties were... Read More »
Two SNFs Secure Bridge-To-HUD Debt
Capital Funding Group announced the execution of $16.25 million in bridge-to-HUD financing for the acquisition of two Utah skilled nursing facilities totaling 220 beds. The buyer is nationally recognized, and this marks its entrance into the state. Tommy Dillon originated the transaction. The financing follows CFG’s announcement of the closing of a $12 million bridge loan for a Florida skilled nursing facility comprising 109 beds. The buyer is converting it to a drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility. Read More »
Bravo Capital Closes Quick Financing
Taking flexibility to another level, Bravo Capital, a privately held lender with a national presence, closed a $13 million loan for Green Hill Senior Living and Rehabilitation just seven days from signing the term sheet to funding. The first mortgage was arranged through Bravo’s “most agile” vehicle, Bravo Mezz Fund, but terms were not disclosed. Located in West Orange, New Jersey, Green Hill consists of a 77-bed skilled nursing facility and a 40-bed assisted living/memory care community. Green Hill started as the Society for Relief of the Respectable Aged Women in Newark in 1866 before the organization moved to West Orange into the Green’s Hotel building in 1965. The campus was losing... Read More »
Carnegie Capital Finances Two SNF Acquisitions
JD Stettin of Carnegie Capital could not get enough of Texas this month, closing two loans for skilled nursing facilities in the state before attending the NIC Conference in Dallas. Both loans facilitated acquisitions of the facilities. In one, Stettin arranged the assumption of a HUD loan on a 120-bed SNF in west Texas, which carries a sub-3% rate and represented 75% of the purchase price. The same seller also divested a 150-bed SNF in west Texas, after its relationships with local admissions sources faded over the last year. That led to a substantial decrease in the Medicaid census and cash flow, and upon closing the acquisition, the facility’s EBITDAR was negative, excluding QIPP... Read More »Schedule a demo
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