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rebusinessonline.com | Hayden Spiess
2RICHMOND COUNTY, N.C. — Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has announced plans to develop a new, $10 billion cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation campus in Richmond County, roughly 80 miles east of Charlotte. According to the Seattle-based company, this marks one of the largest capital investment announcements in the history of the state.
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seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess
2 SHERWOOD, Ore. — BMO Healthcare’s Real Estate Finance group has provided a $41 million loan for the acquisition of The Ackerly at Sherwood, a senior living community located in Sherwood, roughly 15 miles outside Portland. A joint venture between an institutional investor and Merrill Gardens is the borrower. Merrill Gardens will manage and operate the property. The Ackerly at Sherwood totals 130 units with independent living, assisted living and memory care residences.
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3 weeks ago |
seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess
3 DENVER — Headwaters Group, a Denver-based real estate owner and developer has launched a new active adult brand. Dubbed Aspendale, the brand will serve residents age 55 and older at a portfolio of communities across Colorado and the western U.S. The current Aspendale portfolio comprises four communities scheduled to open between late 2025 and mid-2026. Located in Centennial, Colorado, Aspendale Centennial will total 200,000 square feet and 172 apartments.
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3 weeks ago |
seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess
1 SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. — CareTrust REIT and a joint venture partner have acquired a portfolio of skilled nursing facilities in the Pacific Northwest for $146 million. Comprising 911 licensed beds across 10 properties, the portfolio is located in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The two existing tenants will continue to occupy the facilities on new, 15-year triple-net leases with extended options and annual escalators.
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3 weeks ago |
seniorshousingbusiness.com | Hayden Spiess
3 NEWTON, Mass. — Diversified Healthcare Trust (DHC), a Massachusetts-based real estate investment trust focused on healthcare properties, has secured two financings totaling $94 million. The financings include a $64 million five-year mortgage loan and a $30.3 million ten-year Fannie Mae mortgage loan. DHC plans to use the loans to repay the remaining $100 million of the company’s 9.75 percent senior notes due June 2025.
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