Finalists: Best New Mob – Calhoun Health Care Center, Brookfield, Wis.
Developer: Irgens When the former Venice Club was foreclosed on in May 2014, Irgens knew the highly visible retail location offered an excellent opportunity for an MOB.
Finalists: Best Post-Acute/Senior Living – Heartis Clear Lake, Webster, Texas
Developer: Caddis Because of Caddis’ proactive actions to protect residents during Hurricane Harvey and its early design efforts to ensure the building was safe, the company has been inundated with inquiries from local residents interested in moving into Heartis Clear Lake.
Finalists: Best New Mob – Oakland Medical Office Building, Oakland, Calif.
Developer: Meridian When asked to find a site for a dialysis clinic in a busy Oakland corridor with extremely limited development opportunities, Meridian delivered.
Finalists: Renovated/Repurposed – Drummond Physical Rehabilitation Institute, Boca Raton, Fla.
Developer: Boca Raton Regional Hospital This was an incredibly complex renovation and exterior addition. The developer faced multiple challenges including soil stabilization for the pool addition and structural shoring for the roofing and structural steel installation.
Finalists: HRE Executive of the year
Darryl Freling Founder and Managing Principal, MedProperties Holdings LLC Darryl Freling’s many years of leadership and expertise in the healthcare real estate (HRE) sector reached a new high in 2017, as he led MedProperties through the largest transaction of its 10-year history, the acquisition of the $230 million Harrison Street Portfolio with 17 properties in […]
Finalists: Best Post-Acute/Senior Living – Walnut Crossing Assisted Living & Memory Care, Marysville, Ohio
Developer: NexCore Group LLC NexCore’s solution was able to deliver rates comparable to older facilities in the market; reduce FTE counts by reducing staff travel distance to dining areas;
Finalists: Best New Mob – Kaiser Permanente La Habra Medical Offices, La Habra, Calif.
Developer: Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. Kaiser Permanente desired to build a collaborative and community based next generation ambulatory care design concept to support its Thrive branding campaign and serve as a model for future outpatient facilities in Orange County.
Finalists: Best Post-Acute/Senior Living – Grand Living at Lake Lorraine, Sioux Falls, S.D.
Developer: Ryan Companies US Inc. The project was delivered on time and on budget. Leasing is on track to achieve the assumed 24-month lease-up for 156 units, with 73 residents secured since March.
Finalists: HRE Executive of the year
John Thomas Chief Executive Officer, Physicians Realty Trust Among his many accomplishments in the healthcare real estate (HRE) sector, John Thomas’s latest role as the leader of Physicians Realty Trust has been one of dramatic activity.
REIT Report – Life sciences are a hit for Ventas
REIT says it had a strong Q3, fueled by same-store NOI growth in all property types By John B. Mugford Chicago-based Ventas Inc. (NYSE: VTR) had a strong third quarter (Q3) of 2017, company officials say, because of the continued diversification of its portfolio, the strength of the properties it owns and operates, the partnerships […]
Finalists: Best Inpatient Facility – Beacon Children’s Hospital, South Bend, Ind.
Developer: Beacon Health System The new $50 million, 100,000 square Beacon Children’s Hospital recently opened on the Memorial Hospital campus and is now serving residents from 15 counties in Indiana and Michigan.
Finalists: Best New Mob – Drexel Town Square Health Center, Oak Creek, Wis
Developer: HSA PrimeCare Froedtert Health and the Medical College of Wisconsin sought to enhance their presence in the south metro Milwaukee market by creating a premier multi-specialty destination medical facility.
Finalists: Best Inpatient Facility – Dell Seton Medical Center, Austin, Texas
Developer: Seton Healthcare Seton Healthcare has opened a new $310 million, 517,000 square foot hospital on the University of Texas campus in Austin to replace the aging University Medical Center Bracken ridge.
Finalists: Best New Mob – Shriners For Children Medical Center, Pasadena, Calif.
Developer: Shriners Hospital for Children The new Shriners for Children Medical Center, which opened in February, is half the size of the existing Los Angeles location yet is able to service three times the number of patients, and is now current with state OSHPD requirements (unlike its existing 60-year old facility).
Finalists: HRE Executive of the year
Courtney Hanfland System Director, Real Estate Transactions, Catholic Health Initiatives Courtney Hanfland has made her mark as one of the most visible health system real estate executives since joining Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) in 2013,