HCP Continues To Lighten Its Brookdale Load
The ramifications of Brookdale Senior Living’s latest blow-up have spread beyond just its precipitous drop in share price. Major Brookdale landlord, HCP, Inc., just announced it was reducing its cash NOI and interest income concentration in Brookdale from 27.0% to 15.7%, on a pro-forma basis. The restructuring included the sale of six Brookdale properties for $275 million and the purchase of Brookdale’s 10% interest in two joint ventures for $99 million. In addition, HCP will terminate management agreements with Brookdale on 36 seniors housing operating properties (SHOP) and leases on 32 triple-net communities, with Brookdale waiving all termination fees associated with the management... Read More »
Major Moves at HealthTrust
National appraisal and advisory firm HealthTrust has had a busy month. On March 1, they closed on the purchase of the assets of the company from Sabra Health HealthCare REIT, which took over ownership as part of Sabra’s acquisition of Care Capital Properties last year. Care Capital had purchased HealthTrust when it was spun out of Ventas. Being independent once again will allow management to solidify key relationships and focus on growth. The company also announced that it hired Michael T. Jones as its Chief Financial Officer. Jones brings 20 years of seniors housing and care experience to HealthTrust, most recently serving as VP and Portfolio Manager at Care Capital Properties and also as... Read More »
Avison Young Aces Alexandria Acquisition
Jim Kornick and Dan Baker of Avison Young led a successful bidding process for a 130-bed skilled nursing facility in Alexandria, Virginia, generating 12 offers and closing at $13 million, or $1 million over the original asking price. Only operating with 100 beds, the facility was owned and operated by a local family who had originally developed it 40 years ago. Located next to a major hospital, it had a history of good operations and had a high quality mix, with 47% Medicare, 25% private pay and 28% Medicaid on 80% occupancy. However, expenses recently ran high, and the facility was losing money as of closing. The buyer, a publicly traded REIT, will look to immediately improve the... Read More »
Recent Senior Care M&A Deals, Week Ending 3/2/2018
Check out our recent senior care M&A transactions! Long-Term Care AcquirerTargetPrice Strategic Student & Senior Housing Trust3 assisted living communities$78.5 million CareTrust REIT, Inc.5 skilled nursing facilities$41.25 million Invesque Inc.Grand Brook portfolio$21.5 million Publicly traded REITMt. Vernon Nursing & Rehab Center$13 million Publicly traded REITBloomsburg Rehab & Wellness Center$7.2... Read More »
Meridian Capital Group Is On A Roll
Following up on a nearly-$200 million month in January, Meridian Capital Group backed that up with another $80 million in closings in February, showing off their national reach too. The team of Ari Adlerstein and Ari Dobkin arranged all four financings, starting in Clovis, New Mexico, where the pair arranged an $11 million 35-year HUD loan to refinance an independent living/assisted living community. Located in rural New Mexico near the Texas border, the community also offers memory care and respite stay services. Then, Messrs. Adlerstein and Dobkin arranged nearly $10 million in financing for a 224-bed senior living community in Bedford, Ohio (Cleveland MSA). The $9.75 million... Read More »
Greystone Real Estate Advisors Gets It Done
Mike Garbers and Cody Tremper of Greystone Real Estate Advisors just announced a slew of transactions that closed at the end of 2017, advising the seller in each deal. First, the pair closed the sale of a 38-unit/66-bed memory care community in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A private equity group sold the community to a joint venture between a public REIT and a national operator. Then, speaking of joint ventures, an institutional private equity group and a private developer/operator teamed up to purchase a 72-unit/78-bed assisted living community in Spring, Texas from a Lone Star State-based developer. And finally, Messrs. Garbers and Tremper went to Vernon Hills, Illinois to sell a 70-unit memory care... Read More »
KeyBank Arranges Fannie Mae Refinance in North Carolina
A high-end assisted living community located halfway between Greensboro and Durham, North Carolina just refinanced with the help of Charlie Shoop of KeyBank Real Estate Capital. Built in 2014, the one-story community features 65 units of assisted living and memory care on a roughly eight-acre plot in the town of Mebane, and was well occupied. It is operated by Ridge Care, which has a portfolio that includes 11 other communities in North Carolina and one in West Virginia. To refinance existing debt, Ridge Care received a $15.5 million fixed-rate Fannie Mae loan, with a 10-year term subsequent to a two-year interest-only period. Read More »
Juniper Communities Lands Lakewood Assisted Living Communities
Juniper Communities added two more properties to its portfolio, which now numbers 23 communities in Pennsylvania, Colorado, Florida and New Jersey. Both new additions are located in Lakewood, Colorado, about 10 miles from downtown Denver, and join Juniper’s three other communities in the metro area. One community was built in 2008 with 65 assisted living and 42 memory care units, while the larger community has 118 assisted living and 19 memory care units, and was built in 1999. The new management contracts give New Jersey-based Juniper scale in the state and enables them to pilot additional ancillary services in the Denver area. Read More »
Skilled Nursing Price Drops
When the average price per bed for skilled nursing facilities drops, the consistency in that drop is unparalleled. Here is something to ponder. We know that after a nice five-year run-up, the average price paid per bed in the skilled nursing market dropped by 18% last year, according to our new statistics. That was obviously a significant plunge, especially since the average had doubled in the previous five years. So, I decided to go back and see what happened in other years since 2000 when there was a drop. It turns out there were four years when there was a price drop of any significance. These included 2003, 2008, 2011 and 2017. What is weird is that the decline in each of those four... Read More »
Marcus & Millichap Closes Milwaukee Deal
A senior care campus in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, that has seen a number of transformations over the years, will soon see another, having recently traded hands with the help of Ray Giannini of Marcus & Millichap. Originally built in 1970 with 112 skilled nursing beds by a local family, the facility underwent a couple of expansions in 2005 and 2012, leaving it with 88 of the original SNF beds, 24 private subacute rehab units and 49 private assisted living units. Due to recent survey issues, occupancy had fallen across the campus to 84% at the SNF and to 83% for the assisted living, and both acuities also maintained majority-Medicaid censuses around 70%. After over 45 years of ownership, the... Read More »Schedule a demo
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