Toledo, OH-based Welltower has acquired two neighboring Lexington, MA senior living properties from National Development for a combined $140 million, reported the Boston Business Journal. Both opened in 2022 through a joint venture between National Development and Waltham, MA-based operator EPOCH Senior Living.
Welltower paid $119 million for the larger of the two properties, the 221,000-square-foot Waterstone of Lexington. It acquired the 45,000-square-foot Bridges by EPOCH at Lexington for $21 million.
The two properties, which abut the northern end of Belmont Country Club, were undeveloped before National Development’s land purchase in 2020, the Business Journal reported. The firm paid $14 million for the sites, which were previously owned by the country club.
Waterstone and Bridges by EPOCH join a Massachusetts portfolio of more than two dozen senior living properties owned by Welltower. All told, the REIT has more than 2,000 senior and wellness housing communities in its portfolio.
BLDG Management Co., Inc announced that The Orchard, Queens’ tallest tower, has surpassed 90% leased across its 824 residences nine months after launching residential leasing. The milestone occurs as the 70-story Long Island City development recently signed its first three retail tenants: K-beauty brand Tokimo, Japanese tea and beverage brand Mollytea and financial technology platform...
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Leyden Senior Apartments, a new four-story independent senior living development in Franklin Park, recently opened. Located at 2506 N. Mannheim Road, Leyden Senior Apartments offers one- and two-bedroom residences. The adjacent newly constructed Carl Fiorito Senior Center will be available to the entire community. Owned by Leyden Apartments LP, Leyden Senior Apartments was designed by...
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Northmarq’s Investment Sales team, led by Bobby Schiavone, Jordan Arand and Adam Klenk, led the sale of The Bend Apartments, a 312-unit garden apartment community located at 1909 Greentree Blvd. in Clarksville, Indiana. Northmarq represented the seller, a regional multifamily developer. The buyer was a private investor. “The Bend generated significant investor demand, further proving...
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