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FORT WORTH — The UNT Health Science Center and Brookdale Senior Living have been awarded a $7.3 million Health Care Innovation award from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for a program to reduce hospital re-admissions of seniors housing residents. The Brookdale Senior Living Transitions of Care Program, a partnership between the UNT Health Science Center, Florida Atlantic University and Brookdale Senior Living, will begin in Brookdale's Texas and Florida facilities. The program could reduce hospital re-admissions by 11.2 percent and save Medicare $9.3 million.

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MILWAUKEE — Harbor Pointe, a 596-unit apartment property in Milwaukee, has sold to a Denver-based buyer for $27 million. The 531,186-square-foot property is located at 9200 North 75th St. Units range from 502 square feet to 1,359 square feet and amenities include a clubhouse, indoor pool and tennis courts. Scott Harris and Matthew Whiteside of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a private investment group. They also represented the buyer.

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ALEXANDRIA, LA. — Arbor Commercial Mortgage has arranged a $14.51 million FHA-insured 221(d)(4) loan for the development of the 169-unit Mason Estates, an adaptive re-use and historic preservation project in Alexandria. The former Masonic Home orphanage will be converted into 25 loft units and an additional six buildings containing 144 apartment units will be constructed. Jay Porterfield of Arbor's Plano, Texas, office originated the loan on behalf of Roger Landry, the developer.

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COLUMBUS, OHIO — The Connor Group has purchased River Oaks, a 288-acre apartment community in Columbus. The buyer acquired the 24-acre foreclosed property from Wells Fargo Bank. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. River Oaks was built in 1998 and is located between the Columbus suburbs of Hilliard and Upper Arlington. Following the acquisition, The Connor Group now owns and operates nine apartment communities in the market.

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PHILADELPHIA — Beech Street has arranged $13.5 million in Fannie Mae loans for the acquisition of a two-property apartment portfolio in Philadelphia. The properties include the 120-unit Red Lion Manor and the 111-unit Cheswick Square. Common amenities include on-site parking and laundry facilities. The borrower plans to spend more than $1.8 million in renovations for both properties. Israel Shubert of Meridian Capital Group originated the 10-year, fixed-rate loans.

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