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Griffin-American REIT Buys $24M MOB in Seattle
Virginia Mason Health System and Swedish Health Services are among the tenants of the 1991-built property. The buyer financed the acquisition using cash on hand and borrowings.
KeyBank Provides $27M Loan for CA Retail Asset
The owner of the Enos Ranch Center, an approximately 119,800-square-foot shopping center in Santa Maria, used the funds to refinance an existing construction loan on the property.
NHI Nabs Senior Housing Portfolio for $68M
The 320-unit Sunrise Portfolio includes six assisted living and memory care properties located in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Bickford Senior Living will lease the communities.
$125M San Diego-Area MOB Changes Hands
Preston Hollow Capital was the sole investor in the financing, which will be used for both improvements and refinancing purposes.
HTI Lands $119M Refi for MOB Portfolio
KeyBank arranged the long-term funding for a portfolio of 20 medical office buildings in a dozen states, expanding the REIT’s liquidity position by up to $33 million in net proceeds.
Office Tower Trades for $32M in Philly’s CBD
The asset’s location, coupled with its size resulted in a competitive bid process, with multiple interested parties competing to nab the 15-story office tower.
Normandy Lands $46M Loan for DC Office Asset
Natixis arranged the financing on behalf of Normandy, which acquired the building in 2015 through a joint venture with NTT Urban Development Corp.
Carter Validus Sells Data Center for $315M
An affiliate of Digital Realty Trust LP is the new owner of a 250,000-square-foot data center situated in the Chicago suburb of Northlake, Ill.
Bridge Acquires $59M Office Park in Charlotte
The company purchased Harris Corners Corporate Park from New Boston Fund. The sale of the three-building portfolio was funded by a $41.9 million loan held by KeyBank.
Peregrine Realty Snags Seattle Flex Park
The six-building property is located in the city’s northern suburbs and provides more than 200,000 square feet of office, lab and logistics space.









