GILBERT, Ariz. — Green Courte Partners has acquired The Aspens at Mariposa Point, a 202-unit seniors housing property in Gilbert, just southeast of Phoenix. Despite only being opened last month, the new owner will convert the active adult community into full-service independent living. The conversion project will include expanding the dining area, modifying the existing kitchen and adding a third-party-operated home health office. Green Courte’s wholly owned operator True Connection Communities will manage the property. Green Courte made the acquisition through its fourth investment fund, Green Courte Real Estate Partners …
WIMBERLEY, Texas — Civitas Senior Living has opened the doors on Alexis Pointe Senior Living in Wimberley, a small city between Austin and San Antonio. Totaling 55,000 square feet, the property features 10 independent living cottages, 49 assisted living apartments and 24 memory care suites. The community is located a quarter mile from the Wimberley Senior Center and a half mile from Wimberley Town Square. Civitas now owns and operates 40 seniors housing communities, with 15 more under development.
MARYLAND — Monticello has provided $32 million in first lien debt financing for the refinance of a 177-bed skilled nursing property in Maryland. Monticello’s asset-based lending group, Monticello Commercial Capital, also added a $2 million working capital loan to the operating company. The borrower is an owner and operator with a current portfolio of 1,332 licensed beds. The name and location of the property were not disclosed.
ELGIN, Ill. — New Perspective Senior Living has unveiled plans for New Perspective – Elgin, a seniors housing community in Elgin, approximately 25 miles northwest of downtown Chicago. The four-story structure will offer independent living, assisted living and memory care. The number of units was not disclosed.
VENICE, Fla. — Pensam has provided $56 million in financing for the Floridian Club of Sarasota, an active adult community in Venice, located on the Gulf Coast approximately 70 miles south of Tampa. The loan replaces the construction financing on the property and provide capital for the lease-up of the newly built, 309-unit property. The floating-rate loan has a term of three years with extension options. The community is made up of for-rent, single-story villas and poolside bungalows. The property comprises one- and two-bedroom units with rents ranging from $1,600 …
BALTIMORE — PGIM Real Estate has sold a portfolio of 11 seniors housing properties. Baltimore-based Brightview Senior Living manages the communities, which are located throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. The sale was executed by SHP IV, the fourth in PGIM Real Estate’s series of dedicated closed-end funds designed to capitalize on opportunities in the seniors housing sector. SHP IV closed in 2012 with approximately $569 million in commitments from institutional investors.
EASTON, MILLVILLE, ORANGEVILLE and STEVENS, Pa. — Greystone has provided a total of $63 million in HUD-insured loans to refinance a portfolio of five skilled nursing facilities in Pennsylvania. Fred Levine of Greystone originated the loans on behalf of Maybrook Holdings. The FHA loans are all non-recourse, fixed-rate, long-term and self-amortizing,. The portfolio consists of 622 total beds across the five properties in Easton, Millville, Orangeville, and Stevens, which were originally acquired in 2017.
CLEVELAND — OnShift, a Cleveland-based software company serving the healthcare industry, has acquired Avesta Systems Inc., a provider of talent acquisition software and services that streamline recruiting and hiring processes. Avesta’s software, now called OnShift Employ, manages the talent acquisition process, including candidate sourcing, recruitment, screening, hiring and onboarding. With the Avesta acquisition, OnShift further expands its footprint in the healthcare marketplace, by now also serving organizations in the emergency medical services (EMS) segment. The cost of the acquisition was not disclosed.
UPPER ARLINGTON, Ohio — HJ Sims has arranged a total of $55 million in bond financing for First Community Village, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Upper Arlington, a suburb of Columbus. National Church Residences manages the community. The bonds will be used to fund an independent living expansion at the property, called The Fairfax Project. The Fairfax Project includes the demolition of 30 existing independent living units, and construction of a four-story independent living building totaling 70 units. The expansion will also add a heated underground parking garage.
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — Oxford Finance LLC has provided a $64.6 million term loan and revolving line of credit to The Portopiccolo Group, a New Jersey-based, privately held company. Proceeds were used for the acquisition of three skilled nursing facilities — one in Maryland and two in North Carolina totaling 450 skilled nursing and 50 assisted living beds. The specific names and locations of the communities were not disclosed.