Recent Senior Care M&A Deals, Week Ending March 31, 2017
Check out our recent senior care M&A transactions! Long-Term Care AcquirerTargetPrice Regional operatorThe McGuire portfolioN/A Not disclosedRiverwood Lodge Assisted Living$1.5 million Regional owner/operatorSerenity Gardens$3.8 million Regional companyKeystone Gardens & Keystone Meadows$11.15... Read More »KeyBank Arranges Over $700 Million for Blackstone’s Big Brookdale Acquisition
Blackstone and Brookdale Senior Living are in the news again. Working with KeyBank Real Estate Capital’s healthcare business, the joint venture received about $703 million in financing to fund Blackstone’s acquisition of 64 Brookdale-operated communities from HCP, Inc. A Fannie Mae credit facility makes up most the financing, which was arranged by Charlie Shoop of KeyBank and provides long-term, non-recourse, flexible financing. Meanwhile, KeyBank provided the balance from its balance sheet, in a transaction led by Peter Trazzera. The total financing represents about 62% of the $1.125 billion purchase price, which came out to approximately $188,500 per unit. That was for 100% of the... Read More »What to Pay For an “A” Quality Assisted Living Community
It is becoming increasingly apparent that there are two separate markets for assisted living properties between those we consider “A” properties and those that are “B” properties. We first separated out these two markets in 2012 (and did so again in our just-published 2017 Senior Care Acquisition Report) based on the properties’ age, size and location, and while there will likely be some “A” communities in with the “B” communities (and the other way around), it all evens out. The difference was stark in 2016, with “A” properties averaging $265,700 per unit, compared with $94,200 per unit for “B” properties. That difference of $171,500 per unit easily beats out 2015’s $110,100 per unit gap... Read More »
Strawberry Fields REIT Refinances Scottsburg Skilled Nursing Facility
Six years after initially leasing a skilled nursing facility in Scottsburg, Indiana, and three years after purchasing it, Strawberry Fields REIT LLC is refinancing the facility with a $4.4 million 35-year HUD loan, featuring a 3.65% fixed interest rate. The REIT utilized a new FHA lending partner to execute the transaction, which took out an existing conventional bank acquisition loan. The 99-bed facility certainly has room to improve, with occupancy of 69% based on licensed beds and around 80% based on operational beds. But it has increased in value since Strawberry Fields’ 2014 purchase, when the facility sold for $3.415 million, or $34,495 per bed. Recently, it has been appraised for... Read More »
Another Bridge Loan Arranged By Harborview
Eli Kutner, Senior Originator at Harborview Capital Partners, recently arranged a $36.3 million bridge loan to finance the purchase of two skilled nursing facilities in Nashville, Tennessee. Including both a senior acquisition loan, capex loans and an A/R line of credit, the financing features 12 months of interest only and partial recourse at 85% loan-to-cost. Mr. Kutner also arranged a competitive LIBOR+235 interest rate for all the loans. Well done. Read More »