After closing its first fund the investment firm launches $150 million second fund
By John B. Mugford
Dallas-based MedProperties Holdings is the lead investor in the 40-bed Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital in Kyle, Texas, which will be 100 percent leased by a joint venture partnership of Post Acute Medical LLC and Seton Healthcare. (Rendering courtesy of MedProperties Holdings)
When MedProperties Holdings LLC entered the healthcare real estate (HRE) sector in 2007, principals with the private equity firm spent plenty of time spreading the word about what they could offer to developers, buyers and lenders.
As the Dallas-based company made a name for itself as a reliable source of investment capital for healthcare real estate developments and value-add projects or acquisitions, its investment opportunities grew surely and steadily.
Until the past couple of years, that is, when business has really taken off.
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