• 3rd Quarter Investor Call

    On Thursday, October 23, The SeniorCare Investor’s Ben Swett moderated a panel featuring expert panelists Erik Lindenauer of NewPoint Real Estate Capital, Sarah Anderson of Newmark, and James Scribner of Scribner Capital. The discussion focused on the lending landscape amid improved capital markets, and expectations heading into 2026. Panelists... Read More »
  • Seniors Housing and Care M&A Activity Remains Strong Through Q3:25, Suggesting Another Potential Record Year  

    The number of publicly announced seniors housing and care acquisitions in the third quarter of 2025 totaled 205 deals, based on new acquisition data from LevinPro LTC. This represents a 13% increase from the 182 transactions disclosed in the second quarter of 2025 as well as from the 182 deals in Q3:24. Additionally, the $3.47 billion spent on... Read More »
  • REIT Acquires Full-Continuum Community

    Amy Sitzman and Giancarlo Riso of Blueprint facilitated the sale of a full continuum, Class-A asset in North Ogden, Utah. Opened in 2019, The Lodge at North Ogden has 22 independent living, 70 assisted living and 30 memory care units. The community exhibited consistently strong cash flow and historically successful operations. Plus, there is... Read More »
  • Joint Venture Continues to Grow Its Portfolio

    Blueprint represented a large, institutional private equity firm in its divestment of an assisted living and memory care community, which Benchmark Senior Living and National Development ultimately acquired. Built in 2013, the 85-unit Arbor Terrace Roseland is in Roseland, New Jersey, near New York City. It was over 91% occupied with an EBITDAR... Read More »
  • Berkadia’s Q3 Financing Activity

    Berkadia’s Seniors Housing & Healthcare platform completed over $1.54 billion in financing for seniors housing communities as of the end of the third quarter. Under the leadership of SVP, Head of FHA & Seniors Housing Finance Steve Ervin, the platform facilitated $350 million in PLG Bridge with participations, $258 million in HUD... Read More »
Monticello Arranges Working Capital Loan

Monticello Arranges Working Capital Loan

The team at MONTICELLOAM, LLC (Monticello) followed up its refinance of a skilled nursing portfolio in Wisconsin with a working capital loan for the facilities’ operating companies. The original 10-year, first lien debt totaled $14.0 million and not only supported the refinance of two facilities but also the acquisition of the third skilled nursing/assisted living facility. Averaging around 42 years in age, the portfolio totals 305 beds and units.  Now, on behalf of the experienced owner/operator borrower, Monticello structured a $2.0 million working capital loan.  Read More »
Greystar Develops New Florida Community

Greystar Develops New Florida Community

Greystar Real Estate Partners announced the development of a new 55+ active adult community in Winter Garden, Florida. Situated near numerous shopping, dining and entertainment options, the community will feature 180 units, divided between 110 one-bedroom and 70 two-bedroom units.   There are also more than 9,000 square feet of amenities, including a clubhouse with a private wine room, a covered patio, swimming pool, dog park and golf cart trails. Finally, food options will include a communal food hall and brewery concept, along with multiple restaurant options, a rooftop bar and significant outdoor seating along Lake Hancock.   It will be called Overture Hamlin, joining two... Read More »
Healthpeak Sells Louisville Senior Living Community

Healthpeak Sells Louisville Senior Living Community

Healthpeak Properties is selling one of its Atria Senior Living-operated communities to a regional owner/operator acquiring its first Kentucky property. Located in Louisville, where Atria is headquartered, this community was developed in 2001 and features 203 units of independent living, assisted living and memory care. Ownership has changed over the years from Horizon Bay Retirement Living to CNL Retirement Properties to HCP to Healthpeak Properties. It has also seen a number of operators in its history, starting with Horizon Bay, and then Brookdale Senior Living took over in 2011.   That deal saw Brookdale acquire 100% of the equity interest in Horizon Bay and enter into agreements with... Read More »
Blueprint Handles Not-For-Profit Sale to The Ensign Group

Blueprint Handles Not-For-Profit Sale to The Ensign Group

According to its second quarter earnings report, The Ensign Group certainly defied expectations for the rest of the senior care industry and has been performing relatively well lately. The company also announced its acquisition of a CCRC in Tempe, Arizona, which we’ve learned Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors helped facilitate.   Previously owned and operated by Volunteers of America Senior Living, a large not-for-profit with over 20 communities in its portfolio, the campus includes a 62-bed skilled nursing facility and a senior living community with 90 independent living and 72 assisted living units.   The community has a 40-year history in the Tempe market and maintained a good... Read More »
All-Women Walker & Dunlop Team Closes Permanent Refinance

All-Women Walker & Dunlop Team Closes Permanent Refinance

In a first for Walker & Dunlop, an all-female team comprising Senior Director Heather Olson, GSE Underwriter Emily Worcester, Transaction Manager Jessica Deeney and Senior Vice President & GSE Closing Manager Nancy Sexton handled the entire production side, underwriting and closing for a transaction. The deal was arranged for a to-be-built age-restricted, affordable housing community in Sarasota, Florida. Featuring 84 units, 42 of which will have long-term Section 8 contracts, the community will have three stories and amenities such as a business center, community room, picnic areas and laundry facilities.   A joint venture between the Sarasota Housing Authority, Calston Advisors,... Read More »
Recent Senior Care M&A Deals, Week Ending August 21, 2020

Recent Senior Care M&A Deals, Week Ending August 21, 2020

The second quarter earnings announcements did not result in many deals, but some M&A transactions were still announced. Check out our recent deal chart! Long-Term Care AcquirerTargetPrice The Ensign GroupTempe Post Acute & Desert Marigold Senior Living of TempeN/A Cadence Living/Private equity group2 senior living communities in CON/A Local owner/operatorSenior care campus in KS$531,000 Owner/operatorSkilled nursing facility in... Read More »
Infinity Health Care Management Acquiring Quad Cities-Area SNF

Infinity Health Care Management Acquiring Quad Cities-Area SNF

Ray Giannini of Marcus & Millichap is close to closing the sale of a large skilled nursing facility in the Quad Cities region of Illinois and Iowa, although the process has not been easy. Featuring 245 beds and around 140,000 square feet on a 12-acre campus, the facility is owned by Rock Island County.   Built in 2007, it is actually the newest in the area, but heavy competition has kept census low (below 70%). Unfortunately, the facility has also operated at quite a significant loss for some time, too. But with such a relatively new physical plant, the opportunity is there for a new owner to turn operations around.  In September 2019, the facility was originally listed for $19... Read More »
Monarch Advisors Secures Acquisition Financing for Kansas City Facility

Monarch Advisors Secures Acquisition Financing for Kansas City Facility

Monarch Advisors announced a new loan closing to support the acquisition of a small senior care facility in rural Kansas. Located outside of the Kansas City metro area, the facility was built in the 1960s but renovated around 2000.   It featured 45 skilled nursing beds that were 80% occupied and a six-unit assisted living community with typically full occupancy. It was part of a larger portfolio that was put into receivership by the state of Kansas. A third-party manager was brought it to operate the building profitability, which it did, but the company had no intention of owning the facility.  In comes a local owner/operator, which secured $425,000 in senior debt in the... Read More »
Helios Healthcare Advisors Arranges ALF Partnership Buyout

Helios Healthcare Advisors Arranges ALF Partnership Buyout

Mario Wilson and Bill Janis of Helios Healthcare Advisors pulled off a successful partnership buyout of an assisted living campus in Illinois. Not only that, but the pair also arranged the acquisition financing for the deal. Built in the 2000s, the 54-unit assisted living community was relatively stabilized and reported positive cash flow. At some point early in its history, the property was purchased by the partnership, but one partner is now looking to retire.   Helios was engaged to structure the sale which resulted in a transfer of stock of the operating company and a real estate asset sale for the community. Helios then arranged a fixed-rate loan with a 25-year, fully amortizing term... Read More »
Blueprint Sells Kansas SNF

Blueprint Sells Kansas SNF

A well-maintained skilled nursing facility located about 20 minutes north of Lawrence, Kansas sold for significantly below replacement cost in a deal arranged by Amy Sitzman, Giancarlo Riso and Michael Segal of Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors.   Why such a low price? Other than the obvious risks of purchasing a skilled nursing facility these days, this was the only Kansas facility of the West Coast-based owner/operator. There was also upside in census, expense management and case mix at the 60-bed facility. So, Blueprint brought the deal to an owner/operator that it had worked with before and could guarantee a high degree of closing certainty. Completing the due diligence and... Read More »
Are SNFs About To Go Out Of Business?

Are SNFs About To Go Out Of Business?

A recent survey by the American Health Care Association reveals some disheartening news. If you believe the results of a survey of 463 nursing home providers by the American Health Care Association, well, we are in bigger trouble than I thought. Apparently, 40% of the respondents said they would not be able to sustain operations for another six months at the current “pace,” which we assume to mean the current census and cost levels. A whopping 72% said they would not be able to sustain operations for another year. The problem is that they, unlike the private pay seniors housing industry, have already received several billion dollars of financial aid to help during the pandemic. If they... Read More »