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Ziegler Arranges $58.2M in Financing for WindsorMeade Williamsburg CCRC in Virginia

by Jeff Shaw

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Ziegler has arranged $58.2 million in a mix of bond financing and loans for WindsorMeade Williamsburg, a continuing care retirement community in Williamsburg. The community sits on an approximately 105-acre campus that currently consists of 181 independent living units, 14 assisted living units, 18 memory support units and 22 skilled nursing beds. All of the skilled nursing beds are Medicare certified and WindsorMeade is in the application process to receive Medicaid certification. In 2013, faced with liquidity and occupancy challenges, WindsorMeade reached an agreement with a majority …

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CCRCDevelopmentFinanceFloridaNews

Ziegler Arranges $80M Financing for Mayflower Retirement Center Expansion in Winter Park, Florida

by Jeff Shaw

WINTER PARK, Fla. — Ziegler has arranged $80 million in bond financing for an expansion project at Mayflower Retirement Center, a continuing care retirement community in Winter Park, a suburb of Orlando. The community opened in 1989 is situated on approximately 37 acres and currently consists of 220 independent living apartments and 28 villas; 31 private assisted living units with 15 used for memory support services; 60 nursing beds; and associated common areas. The borrower is pursuing a two-phase repositioning of its campus. Phase I was financed in November of …

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CCRCFinanceMichiganNews

Ziegler Closes $20.7M Financing for Friendship Village Kalamazoo in Michigan

by Jeff Shaw

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Ziegler has arranged $20.7 million in financing for Friendship Village Kalamazoo, a continuing care retirement community in Kalamazoo. The bonds consist of $8.7 million of Limited Obligation Revenue Refunding Bonds issued through the Michigan Strategic Fund and $12 million of Limited Obligation Revenue and Revenue Refunding Bonds issued through the Economic Development Corp. (EDC) of the City of Kalamazoo. Proceeds will refund outstanding bond issues from 2010 and 2014 along with other debt, and reimburse costs of some improvements to the community.

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CCRCDevelopmentFinanceNewsOregon

Ziegler Arranges $154.6M Bond Financing for Terwilliger Plaza Expansion in Portland, Oregon

by Jeff Shaw

PORTLAND, Ore. — Ziegler has arranged $154.6 million in bond financing for Terwilliger Plaza, a continuing care retirement community in Portland. The Hospital Facilities Authority of Multnomah County, Oregon, issued the bonds, which will fund an expansion project. Terwilliger Plaza, incorporated in 1958, currently features 246 independent living apartments, 43 assisted living apartments and 22 residential care beds. The independent living apartments are located in two buildings: a 12-story apartment building known as The Tower, and a ten-story apartment building known as The Heights. The Tower is adjacent to a …

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CCRCDevelopmentNewsSouth Carolina

LCS Completes Expansion Project at Rolling Green Village in Greenville, South Carolina

by Jeff Shaw

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Life Care Services and LCS Development have completed an expansion project at Rolling Green Village, a continuing care retirement community in Greenville. The project added 60 apartments, 23 single-family houses and duplexes, and a new commons building with a variety of amenities. Sitting on 175 acres, Rolling Green Village claims to the be the largest nonprofit employer in the state. “The genesis for this expansion started in a resident committee and was picked up and made actionable through the combined effort of the board, Life Care Services …

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CCRCDevelopmentNewsSouth Carolina

Big Rock Partners, Kiawah Partners Plan $180M Seafields at Kiawah Island in South Carolina

by Jeff Shaw

KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. — Kiawah Life Plan Village Inc. (KLPV), a newly formed nonprofit, has purchased a nine-acre site from Kiawah Partners, a subsidiary of South Street Partners, in the coastal resort community of Kiawah Island. Plans for the site include Seafields at Kiawah Island, a $180 million continuing care retirement community. Conceived in response to fill a void in the market, and at the request of Kiawah and Seabrook property owners as a way to age in place, the property will feature an in-house medical clinic operated by the …

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AcquisitionsCCRCMaineNews

Knapp Group Brokers $10.2M Sale of CCRC Community in Maine

by Jeff Shaw

MAINE — The Knapp-Stahler Seniors Housing Group of Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Central Maine. The 121,677-square-foot community spans an entire city block, totaling 3.6 acres. Occupancies have consistently been over 90 percent, according to the brokers. The price was $10.2 million. Details on the buyer and seller were not disclosed. The lead agent for this transaction was Jim Knapp.

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CCRCFinanceNewsNorth Carolina

HJ Sims Arranges $44M Refinancing for Aldersgate in Charlotte, North Carolina

by Jeff Shaw

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — HJ Sims has arranged a $44 million refinancing for Aldersgate United Methodist Retirement Community, a continuing care retirement community in Charlotte. Sims partnered with Aldersgate in 2019 with a financing for Generations at Shalom Park. In 2020, Sims identified a refunding opportunity for Aldersgate’s outstanding 2013 bonds. In 2017, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) eliminated advance refundings using tax-exempt municipal bonds. Therefore, Sims utilized Cinderella Bonds, which would be taxable until the optional redemption date, after which the bonds would convert to tax-exempt, complying with …

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CCRCDevelopmentIndustry Voices

CCRC Model is Changing for the Better

by Jeff Shaw

Opportunities are available in renovating old stock and building niche communities. By Richard Ackerman Upheaval in the continuing care retirement community (CCRC) market is changing the assumptions and opportunities that fueled the senior living trend for over 40 years. Today’s investors can find new opportunities at two ends of the spectrum — redevelopment of aging CCRCs and new development of smaller-scale CCRCs in upscale niche markets. With conventional private equity financing hard to come by, creative approaches, including structuring CCRCs as nonprofits, offer a proven path to bring communities to …

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CCRCDevelopmentLouisianaNews

HJ Sims Arranges $23.3M Financing for Poydras Home CCRC Renovations in New Orleans

by Jeff Shaw

NEW ORLEANS — HJ Sims has arranged $23.3 million in financing for Poydras Home, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in New Orleans. Opened in 1857, Poydras now consists of 10 independent living units, 22 assisted living units, 11 memory care units and 64 private nursing care beds. The community will replace all 64 nursing units with a small-house model and add 14 new assisted living units across two three-story buildings. Poydras will be the first certified Green House project in Louisiana, featuring an model of care where the resident’s …

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