The SeniorCare Investor: CNL Retirement Properties And The Role Of Capital (con’t)
Most of the dollars invested by CNL in 2003 were related to only four deals with a combined purchase price of just over $700 million. Two of the four transactions involved former Marriott Senior Living (MSL) properties now managed by Sunrise Senior Living (NYSE: SRZ);...The SeniorCare Investor: CNL Retirement Properties And The Role Of Capital
The senior care market is emerging from its worst financial period ever, with stock prices soaring, new capital coming into the market, occupancy rates increasing and acquisition prices, at least in some corners of the market, reaching heights that just 18 months ago...The SeniorCare Investor: As Industry’s Prospects Improve, Equity Investors Cheer
When 2003 began, things did not look too encouraging for the skilled nursing facility industry. Kindred Healthcare (NASDAQ: KIND) had seen more than 50% of its market capitalization wiped out as a result of patient care liability issues, Centennial Healthcare had just...The SeniorCare Investor: Year-End Rush Is On: Spin-offs, Mergers, Divestitures
It is always amusing what an end of the quarter, or end of year, can do to (and for) management, as well as their advisors. Whether it is cleaning up the balance sheet, taking non-cash charges so the following period can start off clean or closing acquisitions and...The SeniorCare Investor: Senior Care Deals Lead M&A Market (Again)
The health care merger and acquisition market has been unusually steady during the first three quarters of 2003. The total number of announced transactions has ranged between 225 and 230 in each of the past three quarters, and the total dollar amount of deals with...Schedule a demo
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