Finance

NEW YORK CITY — MonticelloAM has provided a $70 million senior bridge loan to finance a portfolio of skilled nursing facilities located across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The portfolio comprises 700 beds across eight properties.  The $70 million bridge debt carries a 24-month initial term and will be used to refinance existing debt on the portfolio.  “Our team delivered comprehensive financing solutions across the capital stack, successfully restructuring a pre-existing loan,” says Joseph Borenstein, head of the healthcare bridge lending team at New York City-based MonticelloAM. “This transaction highlights our deep …

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PHOENIX — A joint venture between Harrison Street Asset Management, LCS and Ryan Cos. US Inc. has secured refinancing for Clarendale Arcadia, a senior living community located in the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix.  Ryan Stoll and Taylor Mokris of BWE arranged the financing — which features full-term interest-only payments, an initial 36-month term and two one-year extension options — on behalf of the joint venture.  Completed in 2023, Clarendale Arcadia totals 248 residences, with 240 independent living units, 68 assisted living units and 40 memory care units. Amenities at the property …

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Despite hopes that the rising tide in occupancy rates would lift all boats for the seniors housing industry, many operators with full properties still wrestle with revenue volatility that hinders financial performance. This phenomenon can be especially perplexing for investors who cut their teeth on other commercial property types where fully leased properties typically deliver healthy returns. Intent on their property’s real estate fundamentals, they risk overlooking the impact of clinical care on the bottom line. “Revenue volatility tends to be opaque for a lot of operators because it’s in the clinical world that turbulence happens with the residents, and …

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By Matt Valley AUSTIN, Texas — Jonathan Schatz, president of investment firm Coastwood Senior Housing Partners, believes the seniors housing industry has arrived “at an existential moment.” “Make no mistake, we are facing a potential shortage of thousands of seniors housing units,” Schatz stated during a panel discussion titled “New Money, New Models: The Next Decade of Capital Formation,” which he moderated at the 2025 NIC Fall Conference on Sept. 9. Nearly 3,200 industry professionals gathered at the JW Marriott Austin for the three-day event. At the current rate of development, …

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By Hayden Spiess ATLANTA — The seniors housing sector has not always been the apple of commercial real estate (CRE) capital’s eye. Industry professionals say that this is no longer the case and that a confluence of factors is driving strong investment activity in the sector.  “Nationally, this asset class is the darling with respect to CRE,” asserts Michael Bowden, senior vice president of investments with LTC Properties. “It wasn’t, as we know, for a long time. So that’s a new shift, which is super cool for all of us.” Courtney …

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FAIRFIELD, Conn. — An undisclosed borrower has received a $35.3 million permanent loan for Sturges Ridge of Fairfield, an assisted living and memory care community located in Fairfield.  Provided through Freddie Mac, the 10-year, fixed-rate loan features full-term interest only payments.  Opened in 2018, Sturges Ridge of Fairfield totals 99 beds across 88 units. Benchmark Senior Living operates the community.  BWE secured the financing on behalf of the borrower. 

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Liam-Sorensen

NEW YORK CITY — Multifamily and seniors housing bridge lending platform MonticelloAM has appointed Liam Sorensen to the role of senior relationship manager.  In his new role, Sorensen will be responsible for fostering and expanding client relationships, sourcing new opportunities and supporting the firm’s lending and investment activity across the seniors housing market. He will report to Karina Davydov, senior managing director, Healthcare.  Sorensen’s experience includes almost a decade in healthcare real estate finance and a track record of debt structuring, underwriting, portfolio management and client advisory services. Prior to joining …

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LONG BEACH, Calif. — Quality Senior Housing Foundation and Sunrise Senior Living have received $80.1 million in financing for the development of a new community in Long Beach. JLL Capital Markets and H.J Sims arranged the tax-exempt bond financing on behalf of the borrowers.  Quality Senior Housing Foundation will own the community, which Sunrise Senior Living will operate. Upon completion, the property — Sunrise of Long Beach — will comprise 102 licensed beds across 86 apartments. Residences will include 62 assisted living units and 24 memory care units. Sunrise Development Inc. …

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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Helios Healthcare Advisors has arranged a $10.7 million HUD-insured refinancing for a portfolio comprising 76 assisted living and memory care units in the San Antonio metro.  Located within two suburbs of San Antonio, the units are situated within two communities.  Prior to securing this refinancing, Helios arranged an 18-month bridge loan to recapitalize the properties. The borrower is a regional owner and operator with a portfolio comprising more than 700 units within Texas. 

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — KeyBank Community Development Lending and Investment has provided a $13 million construction loan to National CORE, a nonprofit developer, to finance Hawthorne Heights, an 86-unit affordable seniors housing project in Gainesville. KeyBank Commercial Mortgage Group also arranged a $6.5 million Freddie Mac permanent loan for the project.  Hawthorne Heights will serve seniors aged 62 and older with five units specifically set aside for individuals with special needs. The five-story building will be constructed on a 3-acre site, and, in addition to the special-needs units, will offer three …

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