BELLEVUE, WASH. — Kennedy Wilson Real Estate Fund V has purchased a 451-unit apartment community in Bellevue named LIV Bel-Red for $172 million. The Class A community is located at 2170 Bel-Red Road. The property was built in 2015. Notable employers in the area include Microsoft’s world headquarters, Boeing, Expedia, Salesforce and Symetra Financial. The fund invested $58 million of equity and secured a 10-year loan of $115 million through Fannie Mae for the acquisition. Kennedy Wilson is a 12 percent investor in Fund V.
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VANCOUVER, WASH. — Prestige Care, a Vancouver-based operator of seniors housing communities in the West, has acquired six seniors housing communities in Washington and Idaho from industry pioneer Carl Campbell. The price was not disclosed. Prestige expects the sales to close this fall. The communities will be rebranded as: Prestige Senior Living at Colonial Vista, independent and assisted living, Wenatchee, Wash. Colonial Vista Post-Acute & Rehabilitation Center, skilled nursing, Wenatchee, Wash. Prestige Senior Living at East Wenatchee, independent and assisted living, East Wenatchee, Wash. Prestige Senior Living at Hearthstone, independent and assisted living, Ellensburg, Wash. Prestige Senior Living at Karcher Estates, independent and assisted living, Nampa, Idaho Karcher Post-Acute & Rehabilitation Center, skilled nursing, Nampa, Idaho
SEATTLE — Ziegler, a specialty investment bank, has priced $130.3 million in fixed-rate bonds for Presbyterian Retirement Communities Northwest (PRCN), a nonprofit operator of three continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) in Seattle. The bonds, which are expected to close in October, will refinance $98.9 million in existing bonds. The remaining funds will be used for renovations at Park Shore and Fred Lind Manor, two of the company’s CCRCs.
SEATTLE — CBRE has arranged $60 million in acquisition financing for a joint venture between Capitol Seniors Housing and the Carlyle Group. The JV will use the funds to purchase a four-property seniors housing portfolio throughout the Seattle metro area. The four communities total 368 units of assisted living and independent living. Following the acquisition, MBK Senior Living will operate all the properties. The seller and the names of the four properties were not disclosed. The non-recourse, floating-rate loan includes a five-year term with 36 months of interest-only payments. Total loan proceeds include a loan of $51.9 million for the acquisition of the property along with $8 million for planned capital improvements. Aron Will of CBRE National Senior Housing arranged the financing.
AUBURN, WASH. — Domino’s Pizza has opened its 13,000th store in the world, located in Auburn, outside of Seattle. The new store features the pizza theater design, which includes a comfortable lobby, open-area viewing of the food preparation process and the ability to track carryout orders electronically on a lobby screen. The store also features energy-efficient electric bikes and a Domino’s DXP, the company’s new specialized delivery car.
LYNDEN, WASH. — Capital Pacific has arranged the $19.3 million sale of The Marketplace at Lynden, a 70,442-square-foot shopping center located in Lynden. Safeway anchors the fully occupied property, located at the corner of Guide Meridian and Birch Bay-Lynden Road. Capital Pacific secured a West Coast-based private buyer to complete the acquisition. The seller was undisclosed.
SEATTLE — Ziegler, a specialty investment bank, has closed $57.5 million in bonds for Bayview Manor Homes, the nonprofit operator of Bayview, a continuing care retirement community in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. The CCRC was built in 1961 and is just blocks from Key Arena, McCaw Hall and the Space Needle. It features 124 independent living apartments, 45 assisted living apartments and 50 skilled nursing beds, as well as an intergenerational childcare center. The unrated, fixed-rate bonds will be used for adding new independent living units, as well as a new, two-story assisted living and memory care building, among other capital improvements.
RENTON AND MILTON, WASH. — CE Enterprise Partners LLC has acquired two single-tenant Albertsons grocery stores totaling 97,021 square feet in the Seattle suburbs for $16.3 million. Acquisitions included a 43,130-square-foot Albertsons located 18 miles southeast of Seattle’s city center in Renton; and a 53,891-square-foot Albertsons located 27 miles south of Seattle in Milton. Both properties are triple-net-leased to Albertsons through 2035. Bob Tuller of Cushman & Wakefield’s San Francisco office represented the buyer in the transaction. Nick Foster, Mark West and Nick Kassab of HFF represented the seller, HH Property North LLC.
TOLEDO, OHIO — Welltower Inc. (NYSE: HCN), a seniors housing and healthcare facility REIT, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a portfolio of properties on the West Coast operated by Vintage Senior Living for $1.15 billion. The transaction spans 2,590 units in 19 independent living, assisted living and memory care communities concentrated in Southern and Northern California and in the state of Washington. Welltower will transition management of these communities to Senior Resource Group (11 properties), Sunrise Senior Living (seven properties) and Silverado (one property), once the acquisition has been completed. “This acquisition reinforces our high-quality healthcare real estate portfolio and leading presence in two of the top U.S. metro markets,” says Tom DeRosa, CEO of Welltower. “Together with our operating partners, we are excited about the opportunities to provide the best senior care with a focus on wellness and innovation.” Vintage Senior Living will continue to operate its communities until the purchase has been completed. The transaction is expected to close in tranches beginning in September and will be subject to lenders’ approvals and customary regulatory approvals. “These properties are in attractive markets, including irreplaceable locations near San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and Nob Hill, with a …
REDMOND, WASH. — Hayman Advisors has purchased Redmond Woods, a Microsoft-anchored, 145,221-square-foot office complex in Redmond, for $37 million. The complex is located at 5000, 5010 and 5020 148th Ave. NE. It includes three buildings that are fully occupied by seven tenants, including Microsoft Corp. The property is also adjacent to Microsoft’s world headquarters. NGKF’s Kevin Shannon and Michael Moll, with the assistance of CBRE’s Lou Senini and Tom Pehl, represented the seller, Clarion Partners, in this transaction.