PGIM Arranges Array of HUD Financings
PGIM’s Seniors Housing and Healthcare Group was busy on the HUD front this month, closing three loans totaling more than $33 million for three senior care facilities. Christopher Fenton, Corley Audorff, Catherine Eby and Josh Williams originated the loans and all worked on the largest transaction, which was a $21.9 million loan for a 238-unit assisted living/skilled nursing campus in Connecticut. Utilizing HUD’s 232/223(a)(7) program, the not-for-profit owner was able to lower its current interest rate by 81 basis points, and the loan term was extended to 35 years. Then, Messrs. Audorff and Williams funded a $10.9 million loan for a 141-unit senior care... Read More »
Dwight Capital Announces Both Bridge Loans and Agency Financings
Dwight Capital ended 2020 with a bang, with more than $117 million of healthcare financings closed during the fourth quarter. The volume included a few bridge acquisition loans for senior care facilities across the country, starting with $15 million in bridge and mezzanine debt for the acquisition of three assisted living/skilled nursing facilities in Kansas. Adam Sasouness originated the transaction as well as a $13.95 million bridge loan for the Laurels Portfolio, which consists of three properties in northeast Ohio with 313 beds of assisted living and skilled nursing. Previously owned by a REIT, the facilities were originally built in the 1960s and... Read More »
Greystone Arranges Two Agency Financings
Fred Levine of Greystone arranged a HUD refinance for a skilled nursing facility in Cortlandt, New York. Built in 1984 and featuring 127 beds in 96 units, the facility offers both short- and long-term rehabilitation, along with physician services and complex medical care. Offered therapies include occupational, physical, cardiac, speech, post-surgical orthopedic care, stroke recovery, hip repair/joint replacement recovery, amputee recovery and training, off-site dialysis, bariatric rehabilitation, wound care, and IV antibiotic therapy. The $22.217 million loan came with a low, fixed interest rate and a 35-year term. Matt Miller of Greystone followed that up... Read More »
Cambridge Ends Year With 13 Closings
Cambridge Realty Capital just announced its fourth quarter closings, which numbered 13 transactions valued at $100 million. That brings the firm’s 2020 total activity to 40 closings and $415 million in dollar volume, the second-highest number of annual closings in Cambridge’s history. The 40 properties that were financed were primarily nursing facilities and totaled 5,254 beds or units across several states. The largest deal was a $16.9 million loan closed for a senior care facility in Peru, Illinois, with 94 skilled nursing beds, 68 assisted living units and 36 sheltered care beds. Other highlights include a $9.7 million loan for 164-bed skilled nursing facility in the... Read More »Schedule a demo
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