This covers all HUD financing news.
Hymie Barber of Cambridge Realty Capital Companies arranged a HUD LEAN loan to refinance a 131-bed skilled nursing facility in West Orange, New Jersey. The fully amortized, 33-year loan was arranged for a New Jersey LLC and replaced existing debt. The facility offers a full suite of skilled care services, including orthopedic rehabilitation, a congestive […]
KeyBank Real Estate Capital arranged a trio of HUD loans for skilled nursing properties located across Texas. The Corpus Christi facility, built in 2015 with 60 semi-private units and a 112-space parking lot, received a $16 million loan. Opened in 2009 and renovated in 2019, again with 60 semi-private rooms, the Bastrop facility obtained a […]
Housing & Healthcare Finance (HHC Finance) has had a busy summer, closing three HUD refinances totaling $56 million, so far. All three loans were arranged for skilled nursing clients and featured interest rates substantially below 4%. Based on the rumblings (public or otherwise) from the Federal Reserve, it appears borrowers will have at least a couple more years […]
A skilled nursing facility with an array of post-acute services just refinanced through HUD with the help of Cambridge Realty Capital Companies. Located in Madison, New Jersey, the 102-bed facility is situated across the street from Drew University and about three miles from Morristown Memorial Hospital. It provides IV therapy, tracheostomy care, wound care, stroke […]
Much of the investor attention in seniors housing is paid towards the higher-end, luxury communities. Those properties are able to charge much higher rents and usually operate at higher margins. But a huge swath of the senior population cannot come close to afford living in those communities, making the demand for middle- and low-income units […]
A large skilled nursing facility in the Bronx just received one of the largest HUD loans ever on a single building in the agency’s history, totaling $104 million. Berkadia Commercial Mortgage arranged the refinance, with Mark Zafrin and Mark Frimmel of Michelman & Robinson, LLP representing the borrower, 3155 Grace Avenue Trust (a Delaware Statutory […]
One major default is used to blast a very profitable arm of the government. I don’t know if anyone noticed the June 3 lead article in The New York Times business section, but the reporter, Matthew Goldstein, should have talked to more people. One company, Rosewood Care Centers, defaulted on $146 million in loans secured […]
Every now and then, there is a transaction that really highlights the two diverging skilled nursing markets. On the one side are the older, traditional SNFs that struggle with high Medicaid censuses, rising physical plant costs and shrinking operating margins, and often end up selling for under $50,000 per bed, or lower. Then, there are […]
Four years on from their acquisition, four skilled nursing facilities owned by Summit Healthcare REIT refinanced through HUD, thanks to Jason Dopoulos of Lancaster Pollard. Located in Granbury, Woodville, Jacksonville, and Longview, Texas, Summit and its joint venture partner, Best Years, LLC, acquired the facilities in 2015 for $27 million, or $55,900 per bed. They […]
Fred Levine of Greystone successfully arranged bridge financing for the acquisition of seven skilled nursing facilities in the Southeast. Totaling 874 beds, the facilities are located in North Carolina (6) and Kentucky. Their new owner obtained a $71.92 million bridge loan with a 24-month term, two six-month extensions and no prepayment penalty. Greystone expects to […]