Blueprint Handles Two More REIT Sales
The closings keep coming from Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors, as the firm has announced a series of acquisitions in the last couple weeks of the year, mainly for publicly-traded REIT clients. Ben Firestone, Michael Segal, Alex Florea and Scott Frazier first teamed up to sell an assisted living/memory care community in Escondido, California (an affluent suburb of San Diego). Previously owned by an LLC affiliated with Ventas, the community was originally built in 1986 and expanded with a new independent living building in 2006. Initially, the community offered a full spectrum of care from independent living to skilled nursing. However, the new IL building was converted to... Read More »
Blueprint Announces Two Assisted Living Deals
The year may be wrapping up, but Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors has not been slowing down, announcing a couple of acquisitions during Christmas week. Ben Firestone, Michael Segal and Alex Florea first teamed up to sell two assisted living communities in the Midwest on behalf of a publicly-traded REIT and its national operator partner. Located near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and Wichita, Kansas, the communities combine for 52 units and 16,000 total square feet. They were built in 1993/94, with renovations completed in 2016. Thanks in part to strong reputations in their local markets, operations were solid as well, with occupancy over 90%, a primarily private pay census and steady... Read More »
Blueprint Closes Three Transactions
Some senior care investors have been doing some last-minute Christmas shopping, with Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors announcing several sales. First, the team of Jacob Gehl, Humair Sabir and Scott Frazier represented an owner/operator looking to retire with the sale of their 35-unit (70-bed) assisted living community in Mission Valley, California (San Diego MSA). Blueprint was tasked with confidentially marketing the community and closing its sale within the calendar year. The property’s attractive location resulted in several competitive offers, but Bayshire Senior Living, a growing regional owner/operator with three other communities in the San Diego market, was ultimately... Read More »
From One REIT to Another
A senior living community in the Dallas, Texas area that has recently fallen on some bad times just changed owners from one publicly traded REIT to another. Built in 1999 with 90 units of independent living, assisted living and memory care, the community was previously operated by Atria Senior Living. It had historically operated at stabilized levels, but leadership turnover and new competition (not surprising to hear from the Dallas-Fort Worth MSA) affected occupancy, which in turn led to discounting and lower cash flow. That’s an all-too-familiar combination in the seniors housing industry these days. So, the publicly traded REIT seller hired Ben Firestone, Michael Segal, Joshua Salzman... Read More »Schedule a demo
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