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NEWTON, MA-Senior Housing Properties Trust executives say there is good response for the seven-building, 831,500-square-foot portfolio it brought to market last summer. Part of the portfolio could close by year-end.
DENVER-According to SEC filings, the local buyer agreed to pay $114 million to JLL Income Property Trust for the 13-building portfolio of healthcare real estate assets in California and Arizona.
SANTA MONICA, CA-In its acquisition of the UCLA Outpatient Surgery and Oncology Center, Montecito Medical paid more than $1,000 per square foot, the most paid outside New York, according to one broker.
JUPITER, FL-In this final piece of a four-part interview series, Rendina Cos. chairman and CEO discusses personal issues, including the death of his father (the company's founder) and his own bout with cancer.
JUPITER, FL-In this continuing Q&A, Richard Rendina with Rendina Cos. discusses his company's strategy as well as overall thoughts about the healthcare real estate sector.
JUPITER, FL-In this first of a four-part Q&A, Rendina Cos. chairman and CEO Richard M. Rendina talks with HREIT's Murray Wolff about the future of the company.
NEW ALBANY, IN-A former tuberculosis hospital and children's development center finds new life as Villages at Historic Silvercrest, a continuing care retirement community.
ATLANTA-A three-building, 185,000-square-foot healthcare real estate portfolio – once a value-add project – is being marketed by Avison Young in an improving market.
MINNETONKA, MN-According to a recent Marcus & Millichap report, the remainder of the year could see about 10 million square feet of healthcare real estate delivered, a significant increase from 2012.
DALLAS-Going against the trend, the Dallas-based Tenet exercised its option to acquire three hospitals owned by HCP Inc., with closing expected in early 2014.