• ESI Adds Capital Markets & Debt Advisory Team

    Evans Senior Investments has expanded its platform to now include a dedicated Capital Markets & Debt Advisory team to source debt solutions for its clients. Complementary to its brokerage/investment sales services and benefitting from Evans’ robust lender network, the new platform will facilitate acquisition financings, refinancings,... Read More »
  • Optimism across the Board in BBG’s Investor Survey Results

    Ben Swett, Managing Editor of The SeniorCare Investor, sat down with R.J. DeBee, Senior Managing Director – Seniors Housing & Healthcare National Practice Leader of BBG Real Estate Services, to discuss the biggest takeaways of BBG’s fifth Annual Investor Survey. Read More »
  • Lument Closes Freddie Mac Refinance

    Lument closed a $26.8 million Freddie Mac refinance for Treeo South Ogden, a 143-unit independent living community in Ogden, Utah, approximately 30 miles north of Salt Lake City. Tyler Armstrong, Chris Cain and Taylor Russ, all managing directors with Lument, led the transaction. Treeo South Ogden was purpose-built in 2015, and has been owned and... Read More »
  • Berkadia Handles Detroit-Area Deal

    Berkadia closed the sale of Oakleigh of Macomb, an 85-unit assisted living/memory care community in Macomb, Michigan (Detroit MSA). Built in 2019, the community has 55 assisted living and 30 memory care units. It was 91% occupied, so given its vintage and performance, we imagine it attracted significant investor interest. Berkadia represented the... Read More »
  • Developer Divests MC Communities to Kalesta Healthcare

    G Capital helped facilitate the sale of two memory care communities in Silicon Valley in an off-market transaction. Calson Management, a developer/operator based in Vacaville, California, had acquired Silver Oaks Memory Care in Menlo Park and Crescent Oaks Memory Care in Sunnyvale several years ago as value-add opportunities. The firm... Read More »
Mainstreet goes to Liverpool

Mainstreet goes to Liverpool

Most people know Mainstreet as a developer in the post-acute care world, and a prolific one at that. After all, it’s the company’s high-end, amenity-rich transitional care developments that have made a big splash in the industry. But Mainstreet’s most recent acquisition involved a senior living community, which features 186 independent and assisted living units. The community is located just outside of Syracuse, New York, in the town of Liverpool, and was built in phases in 1992 and 1996. Owned and operated by a locally-based manager, The Hearth, the community also carried the Enriched Housing Program licensure designation. The Hearth will lease the community back from Mainstreet, which... Read More »

Blueprint heats up

There’s no such thing as a summer lull for Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors, as the firm closed five transactions (two seniors housing and three skilled nursing) in the past month. First up, Chris Hyldahl, with Gideon Orion supporting, sold a California skilled nursing facility that could certainly add in value. Built in 1963 with an addition in 1970, the building consists of 3 private rooms, 15 two-bedroom units and 22 three-bed wards, for a total of 99 beds, only 95 of which are operational. The facility currently operates at just a 4% margin on approximately $5.7 million of revenues, with an occupancy rate of 88% and a quality mix of 20%. So this transaction represents a good... Read More »
Blueprint in Brookings

Blueprint in Brookings

The team at Blueprint Healthcare Real Estate Advisors, including Ben Firestone, Jacob Gehl and Trent Gherardini, worked on behalf of a national owner-operator to strategically divest one of its non-core assets. The property being sold is a 36-unit assisted living community in the coastal town of Brookings, Oregon (near the California border). Built 20 years ago, the all-private pay community was struggling a bit with census but could probably benefit from a little more attention, which should come from its new owner, an Oregon-based regional operator/developer familiar with the local market. The buyer also plans on converting the community to higher levels of care, including memory care... Read More »
Flashback Friday

Flashback Friday

Twenty years ago, a well-operating 59-bed skilled nursing facility sold for $2.25 million, or about $41,000 per bed. With an occupancy of 95%, a 42% private pay census and a 15% operating margin, things were looking up for the 25-year old facility. However, in recent years, operations began to suffer with low occupancy and negative-to-breakeven cash flow as recent as early 2014. But the most recent owner/operator turned it around, stabilizing occupancy to around 90% and improving cash flow. Quality mix is currently in the mid-teens. Now, a regional owner/operator based in southeast Florida looking to expand its presence on Florida’s west coast is purchasing the facility, paying $4.9... Read More »

Yuba to be kidding me

A Southern California-based real estate entrepreneur is selling their remaining seniors housing asset, a 71-unit assisted living/memory care community in Yuba City, California that it purchased over 10 years ago. The acquisition was meant to be a turnaround opportunity (the facility was built in 1993), with the buyer bringing in a third-party operator and spending over $1 million in capital improvements since 2008. Today, occupancy is around 91%, and the community is operating at roughly a 34% margin on $2.9 million of revenues. The new owner, a real estate investment and management firm, is growing its seniors housing portfolio, with this deal representing its twelfth acquisition in the... Read More »