St. Albans, Vermont – September 1, 2026 – Evans Senior Investments (ESI) is pleased to announce the successful sale of Suncrest Communities, a two-facility skilled nursing portfolio totaling 94 licensed beds in St. Albans, Vermont. ESI represented the independent owner-operator seeking a complete exit from the senior living industry. The transaction closed for $10,500,000, representing a highly competitive pricing benchmark of $111,702 per bed.
The portfolio includes Franklin County Rehab Center (64 beds) and The Villa Rehab Center (30 beds). Both communities benefit from high barriers to entry, strong occupancy, limited direct competition within a 20-mile radius, and a favorable local quality mix.
How ESI Added Value to the Client:
Faced with an evolving regulatory landscape and rising operational costs, the independent owner engaged ESI to structure a clean, seamless divestiture process. ESI maximized market interest by analyzing the portfolio’s operational structure and identifying $560,000 in immediate administrative expense savings available to an incoming owner. By packaging this clear financial upside and launching a targeted marketing process, ESI successfully matched the seller with a qualified buyer capable of optimizing performance while allowing the owner to transition out of the industry smoothly.
To learn how ESI can help you evaluate your portfolio or achieve maximum value on a sale, contact Brendan DeSilvia at bdesilvia@evanssenior.com or 847-809-5677.
About Evans Senior Investments:
Evans Senior Investments is a leading investment firm specializing in the sale of senior housing and skilled nursing communities across the country. Founded in 2009 by twin brothers Jason and Jeremy Stroiman, ESI aims to provide a more efficient, transparent, and faster selling process through a unique team-based approach to brokerage. ESI’s sellers are represented by the entire firm, with each member an expert in the varying aspects of the transaction process.
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