Healthcare

PHILADELPHIA — Howell Acquisition has purchased the former St. Agnes Continuing Care Center, an approximately 400,000-square-foot medical complex at 1930 S. Broad St. in Philadelphia. Howell plans to redevelop the multi-building facility into a mixed-use facility. The property consists of four interconnected buildings, a five-level parking garage and a one-story powerhouse building, all sitting on 3.48 acres. Philadelphia-based Binswanger represented the seller, Mercy Health Systems, in the transaction.

BOSTON — ProMed Properties has purchased the Biewend and Tupper buildings in Boston for approximately $112 million. The buildings sit on the Tufts Medical Center campus and are 100 percent leased to Tufts Medical Center, a teaching hospital for Tufts University Medical School. The 14-story Biewend Building, located at 260 Tremont St., is 154,500 square feet and houses the New England Eye Center, Division of General Internal Medicine and the Adult Orthopedic Clinic. The 14-story Tupper Building, located at 15 Kneeland St., is 97,600 square feet and houses 12 stories of laboratories and two stories of office space. Grubb & Ellis’ Phil Giunta and Anthony Biette represented Daymark Realty Advisors, the buildings’ managers, and procured ProMed Properties.

VERNON, N.J. — CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) has brokered the $2.3 million sale of the Vernon Medical Arts Building located at 212 Route 94 in Vernon. The property is 100 percent occupied, making it the only fully outfitted urgent care facility in Sussex County. CBRE’s Charles Berger and Elli Klapper represented the buyer in the transaction.