KATY, Texas — LTC Properties Inc. (NYSE: LTC) has provided a $12.7 million senior loan to Ignite Medical Resorts for the acquisition of a skilled nursing and assisted living campus in Katy, a suburb west of Houston. The investment will be an unconsolidated joint venture between LTC and Ignite. The five-year loan features full-term interest-only payments at a current rate of 9.15 percent. It includes a capital expenditures investment of approximately $800,000 for campus improvements. LTC expects this investment to generate approximately $884,000 of revenue in 2024. The campus was …
BRYAN and CALDWELL, Texas — Senior Living Investment Brokerage (SLIB) has arranged the sale of an assisted living and skilled nursing facility in Bryan, as well as a skilled nursing facility in Caldwell. The cities are located east of Austin and northwest of Houston. Offering 237 beds, the communities total approximately 137,265 square feet. The seller is a nonprofit Catholic hospital system, which was selling its only skilled nursing/seniors housing communities. The buyer owns several skilled nursing facilities in Texas and is leasing the operations of these buildings to a …
MERIDEN, Conn. — Senior Living Investment Brokerage (SLIB) has arranged the sale of Miller Memorial Community in Meriden, approximately midway between Hartford and New Haven. The 90-bed skilled nursing community also features 19 cottage-style apartment units. The campus was under nonprofit ownership since its inception. While the community was operating at a heavy loss during the marketing period, buyers were attracted to the community due to it being non-union and having an above-average Medicaid rate, according to SLIB. The seller is a nonprofit based in Connecticut that had owned and …
FLORIDA — CFG, a subsidiary of CFG Bank, has provided two HUD loans totaling $17.4 million to refinance debt on two skilled nursing facilities in Florida. The facilities feature a total of 261 beds. Further details were not disclosed. Tim Eberhardt and Ava Julio of CFG originated the transaction.
ILLINOIS — CFG, a subsidiary of CFG Bank, has provided two HUD loans totaling $13.6 million to refinance debt on two skilled nursing facilities in Illinois. The facilities accommodate a total of 173 beds. Further details were not disclosed. Tim Eberhardt and Ava Julio originated the transaction for CFG.
TOPEKA, Kan. — Marcus & Millichap has arranged the sale of Providence Living Center, a 78-bed, 24,000-square-foot nursing facility in Topeka. A limited liability company sold the asset to an undisclosed buyer for an undisclosed price. The Marcus & Millichap team included Rod Llanos and Colby Haugness.
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Consumer expectations of technology are evolving due to a generational shift. Today’s senior living and long-term care residents and their family members are becoming increasingly tech-savvy. Their adeptness with digital solutions continues to grow with new technology. Residents and their families’ use of these tools is expanding rapidly to include staying updated on health and activities, tracking medication, managing important documentation and overseeing finances. Electronic health records (EHRs) can assist in centralizing this information and can conform to the latest customer needs. Residents and their loved ones expect easy access …
PHILIPSBURG, Pa. — Continuum Healthcare has agreed to acquire Windy Hill Village, a seniors housing community in the tiny Central Pennsylvania borough of Philipsburg. Presbyterian Senior Living (PSL) is selling the asset for an undisclosed price. The transaction is scheduled to close this summer. PSL has owned and operated Windy Hill Village since 2003. The community features 90 skilled nursing beds, 18 personal care beds and five independent living rental cottages. PSL says it is divesting of the community to invest more resources in its continuing care retirement communities as …
UTAH — CFG, a subsidiary of CFG Bank, has provided $16.3 million in bridge-to-HUD financing for the acquisition of two skilled nursing facilities. The properies, which are in Utah, support a total of 220 beds. The deal allowed the undisclosed borrower to expand its footprint into a new state. Further details were not disclosed. Tommy Dillon of CFG originated the transaction.
CHICAGO — Ziegler has arranged the sale of a 100-plus-bed skilled nursing facility in a northern neighborhood of Chicago. Ziegler advised the seller, an Illinois-based nonprofit. A local operator acquired the asset for an undisclosed price. Nick Glaisner, managing director in Ziegler’s seniors housing and care practice, led the transaction with the support of Melanie Shaffer.