CNL Healthcare Properties, a real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on seniors housing and healthcare facilities, invested approximately $540.7 million in 25 medical office buildings and seniors housing communities during the first seven months of 2015. These acquisitions bring the company’s total portfolio to 125 assets in 29 states with a value of approximately $2.5 billion. 

“CNL Healthcare Properties has a solid track record of acquiring top-quality seniors housing and healthcare properties in key markets, and we continue to successfully execute on that strategy with our portfolio additions so far this year,” said Stephen H. Mauldin, president and CEO of CNL Healthcare Properties. “These properties, the majority of which have been built or renovated in the last 10 years, continue to diversify and strengthen our real estate holdings. We are excited to add these healthcare assets to our portfolio.”

The CNL Healthcare Properties portfolio now has 65 seniors housing communities, 46 medical office buildings, nine post-acute care facilities and five acute care hospitals. Approximately 76 percent of the medical office buildings are located on or adjacent to hospital campuses. As of July 31, 2015, the average age of the assets in the portfolio is 9.7 years, with the average age of the company’s seniors housing assets being 7.7 years. The weighted average time remaining on tenant leases is 7.6 years. 

The assets CNL Healthcare Properties acquired during the first seven months of the year are:

• Novi Orthopaedic Center, a medical office building in Novi, Michigan, acquired on Feb. 13 for $30.5 million.

• The UT Cancer Institute Building, a medical office building in Knoxville, Tennessee, purchased on Feb. 20 for approximately $33.7 million.

• Fieldstone Memory Care, a seniors housing community in Yakima, Washington, acquired on March 31 for $12.4 million.

• Bend Memorial Clinic Medical Office Building in Bend, Oregon, purchased on May 11 for approximately $34.6 million.

• Primrose Retirement communities in Wausau, Wisconsin, Lancaster, Ohio, and Anderson, Indiana, acquired on May 29 for a total of approximately $67 million.

• The Stoneterra Medical Plaza in San Antonio, Texas, acquired May 29 for approximately $15 million. 

• A portfolio including the North Carolina Specialty Hospital in Durham, North Carolina, and four medical office buildings in the Triangle communities of Roxboro, Oxford and Chapel Hill acquired on June 29 for approximately $63.1 million. 

• Two medical office buildings in Chula Vista, California, acquired on June 30 for a combined price of $15 million. 

• Superior Residences of Panama City in Panama City Beach, Florida, acquired on June 17 for $20 million.

• The medical office building 540 New Waverly Place in Cary, North Carolina, acquired July 20 for $15 million.

• The MedHelp Medical Office Building in Birmingham, Alabama, acquired July 31 for $15 million.

• The Liberty and Patriot Professional Centers medical office buildings in Frederick, Maryland, acquired July 31 for $24.25 million.

• Five seniors housing communities were acquired July 31 for a total of $195 million. The portfolio includes The Hampton at Meadows Place in Meadows Place, Texas, The Pavilion at Great Hills in Austin, Texas, The Beacon at Gulf Breeze in Gulf Breeze, Florida, Parc at Duluth in Duluth, Georgia, and Parc at Piedmont in Marietta, Georgia.