INDIANAPOLIS —Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services has closed the sale of a three-property senior housing portfolio for $52 million. The properties include the 122-unit Forest Creek Commons in Indianapolis, the 114-unit North Woods Commons in Kokomo, Ind. and the 154-unit Covington Commons in Fort Wayne, Ind. Mark Myers of Marcus & Millichap's Chicago office and Chris Hyldahl of the firm's Los Angeles office represented the seller, BAI of Indiana. They also represented the buyer, Newton, Mass.-based Five Star Quality Inc.
Seniors Housing
PASADENA AND AMARILLO — LTC Properties has recently acquired a 196-bed skilled-nursing facility, located in Pasadena, for $15.5 million in a sale-lease back transaction. LTC has also purchased a vacant parcel of land in Amarillo for $844,000 for the construction of a 120-bed skilled-nursing facility. The new skilled-nursing facility is slated for completion in mid to late 2012.
CARY, N.C. — Walton Street Capital has sold the 176-room Woodland Terrace, a senior housing community located at 300 Kildaire Woods Dr. in Cary. CLW Health Care Services Group represented the seller in the transaction. The buyer was a Prudential-related entity. Kisco Senior Living, which was a minority partner for both the buyer and seller, will continue to manage the property.
JOHNSTON, IOWA — Hubbell Construction has completed three units and the clubhouse for the $5.9 million, 31-unit The Cottages at Johnston Commons, a senior living community located at 5814 Northglenn Dr. in Johnston. An additional eight units are slated for completion by the end of October. Amenities include a community gardening area, clubhouse, business center and 24-hour fitness center.
MILFORD, MASS. — Love Funding has provided $7.86 million financing for the 87-bed Whitcomb House, an assisted-living community located at 245 W. St. in Milford. Leonard Lucas of Love's Boston office arranged the 35-year, self-amortizing loan through HUD.
CONNEAUT, OHIO — Love Funding has secured a $6.51 million refinance loan for the 100-bed Villa at the Lake, an assisted living center located at 48 Parrish Rd. in Conneaut. Robert Smallwood of Love Funding's Cleveland office arranged the financing through HUD's 232/223(f) loan program.
MURPHY — Love Funding has closed a $9.22 million construction loan for the 75,510-square-foot Orchard Park of Murphy, an assisted living center under development in Murphy. Joshua Hausfeld of Love Funding secured the loan with a a 40-year term through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on behalf of the owners, McFarlin Group and Caddis Partners. The 84-bed community is slated to open in mid-2012.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. — Emerald Square Assisted Living Community, a 73-unit senior housing development at 701 N. Council Rd. in Oklahoma City has been acquired for $3 million. The assisted living facility sits on 14.5 acres and was 70 percent leased at the time of the sale. Jacob Gehl and Ben Firestone of Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services brokered the sale on behalf of the seller, a special purpose entity set up by lenders, and represented the buyer, a Dallas-based private equity fund that specializes in repositioning distressed assets.
TULSA, OKLA. — Dallas-based Triad Senior Living, Inc. and its partners have purchased the University Village Retirement Community in Tulsa. The community sits on a 38-acre campus at 8555 S. Lewis Ave. Terms of the deal involved $5.5 million in cash. The ownership group, including investor Keith Roberts and University Village Trust, plans to spend at least $2 million in renovations to the facility.
KOKOMO, ROCHESTER AND ANDERSON, IND. — St. Paul, Minn.-based Oak Grove Capital has arranged $18.3 million in acquisition financing through its Fannie Mae DUS program on behalf of Capital Senior Living Corp. The 10-year loans have a 30-year amortization schedule and were used to purchase the 78-unit Green Tree of Kokomo in Kokomo and the 50-unit Wynnfield Crossing in Rochester. A loan on the 58-unit Keystone Woods in Anderson is expected to close mid-September.