ALLENTOWN, PA— Liberty Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Allentown, PA, has been sold by Liberty Allen Square to Owl's Next Properties, a 1031 Exchange triple-net investor with investments in the greater Wilmington, DE area, for $4.65 million. The investors focus on multifamily residential rental properties, smaller apartment complexes and commercial offices.

Patterson-Woods Commercial Properties/CORFAC International, arranged the sale of the four-story, 43,420-square-foot property. Chris Moore, sales and leasing agent with Patterson-Woods, represented the buyer. The buyer was referred to Moore by John Osborn of Patterson-Osborn Exchange Services, a firm with 30 plus years of experience in 1031 Exchange transactions. Feinberg Real Estate Advisors represented the seller.

"This Allentown, PA investment fit nicely with the desire of our client to move his investment dollars from his intensive, self-managed properties, to a lower impact real estate investment, backed by a well executed 20+ year lease with a high quality tenant," says Moore.

The facility, built in 1969, will remain a nursing home. It will continue to be leased by Health Care and Retirement Corp. of America, a division of Manor Care. This purpose-built facility has gone through several rounds of upgrades, including interior remodeling, HVAC replacement, and conversion of one floor into a specialized care unit focusing on respiratory and tracheotomy patients with an advanced oxygen supply system.

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