PHOENIX — CNL Healthcare Properties has purchased six medical facilities throughout the U.S. for $59.5 million. Four of these facilities are located out West. They include the John C. Lincoln Medical Plaza I and II and North Mountain Medical Plaza in Phoenix, as well as Escondido Medical Arts Center in the San Diego submarket of Escondido. The Phoenix properties contain a total of 73,666 square feet. They are leased to multiple tenants, including John C. Lincoln/Scottsdale Health, which occupies about 45 percent of the buildings. The 49,302-square-foot Escondido Medical Arts Center in Escondido is an outpatient medical office building that is leased to tenants like Graybill Medical Group.The Phoenix properties will be managed and leased by Holladay Properties’ healthcare division. The San Diego facility will be managed by Lincoln Harris CSG, an affiliate of Lincoln Property Company.The remaining properties are located in Ohio and Kansas. The portfolio contains a total of 181,890 square feet throughout a mix of single- and multi-tenant buildings.
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CLEVELAND AND KANSAS CITY, KAN. — CNL Healthcare Properties has acquired five medical office buildings and one specialty hospital for $59.5 million. The properties are located in the Cleveland; Kansas City, Kan.; San Diego, Calif.; and Phoenix metropolitan areas. The 181,890-square-foot portfolio includes Cleveland Clinic Chestnut Commons Medical Office Building in Elyria, Ohio; Doctors Specialty Hospital Medical Office Building in Leawood, Kan.; The John C. Lincoln Medical Plaza I and II and North Mountain Medical Plaza in Phoenix.; and Escondido Medical Arts Center in Escondido, Calif. The properties in Ohio, Kansas, and Phoenix will be managed and leased by the healthcare division of Holladay Properties.
GRANBURY, TEXAS — The Sanders Trust, a Birmingham, Ala.-based medical real estate development company, has broken ground on a new $8.7 million medical office building in Granbury, approximately 40 miles southwest of Fort Worth. The facility will house the orthopedics, outpatient radiology, cardiology and sports medicine departments of Lake Granbury Medical Center, a Community Health Systems-affiliated hospital. The 41,000-square-foot space is slated for completion in June 2014. Dallas-based Skiles Group will serve as general contractor on the project, Ascension Group Architects will design, and Cadence Bank will finance.
PHOENIX — CNL Healthcare Properties has purchased six medical facilities throughout the U.S. for $59.5 million. Four of these facilities are located out West. They include the John C. Lincoln Medical Plaza I and II and North Mountain Medical Plaza in Phoenix, as well as Escondido Medical Arts Center in the San Diego submarket of Escondido. The Phoenix properties contain a total of 73,666 square feet. They are leased to multiple tenants, including John C. Lincoln/Scottsdale Health, which occupies about 45 percent of the buildings. The 49,302-square-foot Escondido Medical Arts Center in Escondido is an outpatient medical office building that is leased to tenants like Graybill Medical Group. The Phoenix properties will be managed and leased by Holladay Properties’ healthcare division. The San Diego facility will be managed by Lincoln Harris CSG, an affiliate of Lincoln Property Company. The remaining properties are located in Ohio and Kansas. The portfolio contains a total of 181,890 square feet throughout a mix of single- and multi-tenant buildings.
HARLINGEN, TEXAS — Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT Inc. has acquired the Valley Baptist Health System’s Health and Wellness Center Property in Harlingen for $10.28 million. The property, built in 2007, totals 38,111 square feet and is in close proximity to Valley Baptist Medical Center, the largest hospital in a 50-mile radius. Harlingen is approximately 30 miles east of the McAllen-Edinburg-Mission metro area and 10 miles north of the Mexican border. Carter Validus, a non-traded REIT, is a vehicle of Carter & Associates that focuses on data center and healthcare assets.
BEVERLY HILLS, MICH. — Bernard Financial Group has secured a $2.2 million loan for the Corners Office Building, a 17,250-square-foot medical office property located in Beverly Hills, a suburb approximately 20 miles northwest of Detroit. Kevin Kovachevich of Bernard Financial originated the loan for the borrower, The Corners Professional Office Building LLC. The lender was Symetra Life Insurance Co.
HOUSTON — Colliers International has arranged the lease of 26,950 square feet in Houston’s Beltway 8 Office Center to Haven Behavioral Services of Houston LLC. The new facility, which will focus on geriatric psychiatric services, is Haven’s second location in Houston and ninth nationwide. The company is headquartered in Nashville, Tenn. Walter Menuet, L. Ace Schlameus, Laura A. Schlameus, Ryan Byrd and Jenny Seckinger of Colliers represented the landlord in the transaction, while David Boyles and Stan Young of Medical Real Estate Inc. represented the tenant.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — Skanska has signed a $130 million contract with Novartis for the expansion of its pharmaceutical research campus in Cambridge, about three miles west of Boston. Novartis, a pharmaceutical company based in Basel, Switzerland, is an existing client of Skanska. The initial work on the project began in 2012 and the expansion will be completed in 2015.
SOUTHLAKE — Forest Park Medical Center Southlake, an $82 million project of Ascension Group Architects and Adolfson & Peterson Construction, has opened with 54 beds and 12 operating rooms. Approximately 25 miles northwest of Dallas, the facility totals three floors and 141,700 square feet. Plans call for an additional 80,000-square-foot attached medical office building as well as Silver LEED certification. LandPlan Development and the Neal Richards Group were the developers of the property, located on the south side of State Highway 114.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — NorthMarq Capital has arranged approximately $1.6 million in first mortgage refinancing for the Omega Health Building, a 10,000-square-foot medical office building located at 250 State Farm Parkway in Birmingham. Jeff Robertson of NorthMarq Capital arranged the two-year loan with a three-year extension option through a regional bank.