URBANA, Ill. — HJ Sims has arranged an $8.8 million taxable note on behalf of Clark Lindsey Village. Established in 1978, Clark Lindsey Village is a nonprofit continuing care retirement community in Urbana. The campus currently features 147 units of independent living, 12 units of memory care and assisted living and 105 beds of skilled nursing. The borrower plans to use the funds to undertake a repositioning project at the community over the next five years. Phase I includes the construction of eight independent living villas, in addition to site …
ATLANTA — Lenbrook, an independent continuing care retirement community in Atlanta, has completed a $108 million expansion at the community. The project, named Kingsboro at Lenbrook, will add 53 independent living units, common areas, event space and a regulation croquet lawn on a four-acre parcel. The first Kingsboro at Lenbrook residents have already moved in, and just a few of the new 39 apartments and 14 villas remain available for sale, according to Lenbrook. THW Design was architect on the project, Greenbriar Development was development consultant and Brasfield & Gorrie …
NORFOLK, Va. — Harbor’s Edge, an independently owned continuing care retirement community in Norfolk, has completed construction of River Tower, a 24-story, 147-unit expansion. Dallas-based architecture firm Three designed the new building, which expands the community’s offerings across the continuum of care — independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing. In addition, the tower features 100,000 square feet of common areas and amenities. Development costs were estimated at $145 million. A grand opening is planned for spring 2022, when all residents should be moved into the fully pre-sold …
NEWTON, N.C. — Ziegler has arranged $76.1 million in bond financing for EveryAge, a Newton-based nonprofit owner-operator formerly known as United Church Homes and Services. The company was founded in 1961 to develop and manage seniors housing properties in the Southeast. The bonds affect the borrower’s three continuing care retirement communities: Abernethy Laurels in Newton; Piedmont Crossing in Thomasville, North Carolina; and Lake Prince Woods in Suffolk, Virginia. The financing was achieved through four separate bond issues: $22.2 million in fixed-rate bonds to refund a series of 2017 bonds and …
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Ziegler has arranged a total of $42.9 million in bond financing for Holland Homes, a nonprofit owner-operator. Holland Home was formed in 1892 and operates 12 facilities on two campuses totaling 1,167 units, all in Grand Rapids. The bonds were issued in two separate transactions. The Economic Development Corp. of the City of Kentwood issued $9.9 million in bonds, which will be used to pay for capital improvements at the Breton Woods continuing care retirement community campus. A second set of bonds, totaling $33 million, will …
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Ziegler has arranged $71.3 million in bond financing for Williamsburg Landing, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Williamsburg. Williamsburg Landing is located on 138.6 wooded acres and was founded in 1982. Since opening its doors, the community has grown to include 317 independent living apartments, 72 assisted living units, 24 memory care units and 73 health and rehabilitation units. Over the years, Williamsburg Landing has borrowed for its capital needs with direct bank bonds, resulting in a complex capital structure with 14 separate obligations provided by …
TYSONS, Va. — Walker & Dunlop, Inc. has arranged $300 million in construction financing for The Mather, a high-rise continuing care retirement community in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Tysons. A 50/50 partnership between Mather and Westminster Capital is developing the building. The project was announced in 2017, the land acquisition was completed in 2019 and pre-sales began this past summer. The transit-oriented project will comprise two buildings with 300 independent living apartments, 16 assisted living apartments, 20 memory support suites and 42 private nursing suites that will be built …
ATLANTA — Ziegler has arranged a total of $170.6 million in bond financing for Canterbury Court, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Atlanta’s upscale Buckhead neighborhood. Canterbury Court was founded in the early 1960s by the All Saints Episcopal Church and St. Luke’s Episcopal Church. The community currently features 187 independent living apartments, 18 personal care apartments and 42 nursing care beds. Proceeds from the bonds will be used to implement a phased expansion and renovation project at the community. The first phase includes replacing the existing healthcare facilities …
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Webinar: Seniors Housing — Lead Generation Lessons from Active Adult Communities
What can traditional seniors housing operators learn from successes in the active adult community segment, especially when it comes to generating interest and inquiries? How can active adult communities improve their own marketings strategies? These were the questions that Seniors Housing Business‘ latest webinar “Seniors Housing — Lead Generation Lessons from Active Adult Communities” sought to answer on Oct. 6. This webinar, sponsored by LeadingResponse, covered the following topics and more when it comes to best practices for marketing in the senior living space: Julie Podewitz, Vitality Living, explains …
TEMPE, Ariz. — Ziegler has arranged $104.1 million in bond financing to fund an expansion project at Friendship Village of Tempe, a continuing care retirement community in Tempe. The property currently features a 554-unit retirement center including garden homes and apartments, a 67-unit assisted living building, 24 memory care beds, a 128-bed skilled nursing center and a 14-bed hospice unit. The expansion, which is Phase II of the campus master plan, will add a five-story building that replaces a former 60-unit apartment building with 64 entrance-fee apartments and a new …