Saturday, August 23, 2025
Read the Digital Magazines Subscribe to the Magazines
Subscribe

Seniors Housing

AcquisitionsAffordable HousingIllinoisMidwestMultifamilySeniors Housing

AHIB Arranges $8.8M Sale of Affordable Senior Living Community in Lyons, Illinois

by Kristin Harlow

LYONS, ILL. — Affordable Housing Investment Brokerage Inc. (AHIB) has arranged the $8.8 million sale of Riverwalk in Lyons, about 14 miles southwest of Chicago. Built in 2003, the six-story property includes 120 units. The majority of the units are rented under affordable housing guidelines, while 16 are rented at market rate. The community was developed using funds from the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program and the Illinois Housing Development Authority. Current affordability restrictions remain in place until 2033. Kyle Shoemaker of AHIB represented the seller, Barron Development LLC, as well as the buyer, New Frontier Cos. The buyer intends to operate the community as affordable housing for the foreseeable future, according to AHIB.

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Sunrise-Senior-Living-Redmond-WA
DevelopmentLoansMultifamilySeniors HousingWashingtonWestern

BMO Harris Funds $19.4M Loan for Seniors Housing Renovation Project in Redmond, Washington

by Amy Works

REDMOND, WASH. — BMO Harris Bank’s Healthcare Real Estate Finance group has provided a $19.4 million construction loan for the renovation of a Sunrise Senior Living assisted living and memory care community in Redmond. Originally built in 1999, the asset features 110 units. Further details on the project were not disclosed.

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
DevelopmentGeorgiaMultifamilySeniors HousingSoutheast

Capitol Seniors Housing Breaks Ground on 180-Unit Outlook at Exchange in Buford, Georgia

by Julia Sanders

BUFORD, GA. — Capitol Seniors Housing has broken ground on The Outlook at the Exchange, an active adult community for residents ages 55 and older in Buford. The 200,000-square-foot, four-story community will offer 180 residential units. The Outlook at the Exchange seniors housing community will be part of Fuqua Development’s Exchange at Gwinnett, a $350 million mixed-use development underway near the Mall of Georgia. The 106-acre development will include 460,000 square feet of retail, restaurants, entertainment and about 1,000 units of apartments, townhomes and senior housing for about 3,000 residents. Situated close to Topgolf, Andretti’s, Sprouts Farmers Market and the food hall, The Outlook at the Exchange will feature a mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments. The project is scheduled to open in late 2022. Element Architects is the design firm for the project, and Core Construction is the general contractor. Capitol Seniors Housing is a senior housing development and investment firm based in Washington, D.C.

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Huntington-at-Lago-Mar-Texas-City
Affordable HousingDevelopmentMultifamilySeniors HousingTexas

Oldham Goodwin Completes 148-Unit Affordable Seniors Housing Community in Texas City, Texas

by Taylor Williams

TEXAS CITY, TEXAS — Oldham Goodwin Group LLC, a development and management firm based in Central Texas, has completed The Huntington at Lago Mar, a 148-unit affordable independent living community in Texas City, located southeast of Houston. Units feature granite countertops, vinyl flooring and individual washer and dryer connections. Communal amenities include a yoga studio, fitness center, community room, theater, pool, outdoor grill area and bocce ball and shuffleboard courts. Construction began in November 2019.

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Affordable HousingLoansMultifamilyNew YorkNortheastSeniors Housing

MRC Provides $29.4M Loan for Multifamily Redevelopment Project in Queens

by Taylor Williams

NEW YORK CITY — Locally based private equity firm Madison Realty Capital (MRC) has provided a $29.4 million bridge loan for a multifamily redevelopment project in the Forest Hills neighborhood of Queens. The borrower, a joint venture between multiple New York-based developers, will use the proceeds to acquire the former Parkway Hospital building and fund predevelopment costs. The joint venture plans to convert the site into a multifamily development with affordable seniors housing and condominium uses. A construction timeline was not disclosed.

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
FeaturesMultifamilySeniors Housing

Fannie, Freddie Undeterred in Commitment to Seniors Housing Borrowers

by Kristin Harlow

Many parts of the seniors housing industry slowed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the lending market. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two giant government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs), experienced a significant pullback in deal volume in 2020, but remained two of the larger capital sources in the sector. “We are the predominant lender in the space,” says Steve Schmidt, national director of seniors housing loan production with Freddie Mac. “We stayed active at the height of the pandemic. Our underwriting changed, but we were still very active.” Freddie Mac’s annual lending volume in the seniors housing sector fell 45 percent year over year, from $3.8 billion in 2019 to $2.1 billion in 2020.  Fannie Mae’s drop was even more dramatic. After growing from $2.3 billion in 2018 to $3.1 billion in 2019, volume dropped 71 percent to below $1 billion in 2020. Fannie Mae declined to be interviewed for this article. “Considering that year-over-year seniors transaction volume was down significantly, the agencies proved to be a tremendous source of liquidity in the market,” says Ryan Stoll, national director of seniors housing and care for Bellwether Enterprise. One reason Freddie Mac stayed active is that the organization’s mission is …

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
AcquisitionsMultifamilySeniors HousingTexas

Newmark Brokers Sale of Two Seniors Housing Properties Totaling 402 Units in North Texas

by Taylor Williams

DENTON AND FORT WORTH, TEXAS — Newmark has brokered the sale of Attiva Denton and Attiva Park, two seniors housing properties totaling 402 units in North Texas. The first property totals 240 units and is located in Denton, and the second property comprises 162 units and is located on the southern side of Fort Worth. Ryan Maconachy and Chad Lavender of Newmark represented the seller, Atlanta-based multifamily development and investment firm Cortland, in the transaction. The buyer(s) was not disclosed.  

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Chateau Harveston Temecula
AcquisitionsCompany NewsIllinoisMidwestNew YorkNortheastSeniors HousingTop Stories

Ventas Agrees to Acquire Independent Living Owner New Senior Investment Group in $2.3B Deal, Including 103 Properties

by John Nelson

CHICAGO AND NEW YORK CITY — Ventas Inc. (NYSE: VTR) has entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire New Senior Investment Group (NYSE: SNR), a New York City-based owner of independent living communities across the country. The deal between these two seniors housing real estate investment trusts (REITs) is valued at $2.3 billion, including $1.5 billion of debt. The transaction will bolster the number of independent living communities for Ventas, which as of March 31 owned (fully or partially) 1,200 properties. As of first-quarter 2021, 48 percent of Ventas’ portfolio was classified as independent living. Post acquisition, Ventas expects independent living will comprise 58 percent of its portfolio. New Senior currently owns 103 properties across 36 states, with a large concentration clustered in California, North Carolina, Florida and Oregon. The portfolio was a little more than 80 percent occupied as of May 31, and the average age of residents was 81. The only New Senior property that isn’t independent living is Watermark at Logan Square, a continuing care retirement community located in Philadelphia. The acquisition will deepen Ventas’ relationship with seniors housing operators such as Atria Senior Living and Holiday Retirement, which announced last week their plans to merge …

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Friendsview-Newberg-OR
DevelopmentMultifamilyOregonSeniors HousingWestern

Greystone Communities Plans $124.2M Expansion at Friendsview Seniors Housing Project in Newberg, Oregon

by Amy Works

NEWBERG, ORE. — Greystone Communities plans to break ground July 8 on an expansion project at Friendsview, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in the Portland suburb of Newberg. Yamhill County Hospital Authority issued $124.2 million in bond financing, underwritten by Ziegler, for the project. The community was founded in 1961 and boasts affordable CCRC living, with average monthly fees of $2,500. The expansion will bring new amenities to current residents across three new components named Springbrook Meadows North, Sutton Terrace at University Village and Charles Beals Plaza. “Replacing the health center with new residential care units, while keeping the per diem rates in a similar range, was a large part of this puzzle,” says Stuart Jackson, senior vice president of client services at Greystone Communities. The new Springbrook Meadows North neighborhood will include 14 duplex buildings housing 28 entrance-fee independent living cottage units and an expansion to the community center. The cottages will be an average of 1,535 square feet and will range between $2,670 and $3,330 in monthly fees and between $386,000 and $555,000 in entrance fees. Sutton Terrace at University Village will be constructed on the main campus and will feature a new five-story building housing 96 …

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Affordable HousingCaliforniaLoansLumentMultifamilySeniors HousingWestern

Lument Closes $28M Loan for Affordable, Age-Restricted Apartment Community in Sacramento

by Amy Works

SACRAMENTO, CALIF. — Lument has closed a $28 million bridge loan to facilitate the refinancing and limited partner buyout of Greenfair Apartments, an age-restricted, low-income apartment property located in Sacramento. Aaron Wooler of Lument led the transaction on behalf of the borrower, Western America Properties, an affordable housing owner/developer. The firm specializes in acquiring, rehabilitating, preserving and managing HUD-insured, Section 8 apartment communities. Western America Properties originally acquired Greenfair Apartments in 2001 and subsequently renovated the 386-unit property. All units at the property benefit from project-based Section 8 housing assistance payment (HAP) contracts. The bridge loan will enable the sponsor to focus on obtaining permanent financing, renewing its HAP contracts and continuing to provide housing for low-income seniors.

Continue Reading
FacebookTwitterLinkedinEmail
Newer Posts
Older Posts