Midwest CRE Advisors Closes Medical Office Building Transaction in Lenexa, Kansas with New Era Companies
Midwest CRE Advisors arranged the confidential off‑market sale of a 43,326‑square‑foot Lenexa medical office building to New Era Companies.
Acquisition of Inpatient Rehabilitation Portfolio
W. P. Carey completed a $137 million acquisition of four New Era-developed inpatient rehabilitation facilities across Indiana, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Kansas, with the properties managed by Nobis Rehabilitation Partners.
Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital sold for $35 million
The Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital in Greenfield has been sold to a New York City-based investment firm for $35.3 million. The 49,000-square-foot building was built in 2021 by Texas-based New Era Companies, which develops a variety of properties throughout the country.
$24M hospital under construction near Spurs practice center
$24M hospital under construction near Spurs practice center. Work is underway on a nearly 50-bed rehabilitation hospital in the South Texas Medical Center.
Texas company is developing a new rehab hospital in Overland Park
Nobis Rehabilitation Partners will open its College Park Rehabilitation Hospital at 11325 College Blvd., within the Compass Corporate Centre. The facility will open in the second quarter of 2022, the company recently announced...
Oceans Behavioral Hospital Baton Rouge Virtual Ribbon Cutting
New Era Companies and Oceans Healthcare celebrate the ribbon cutting of Oceans Behavioral Hospital in Baton Rouge.
WB Development Partners & New Era Companies Announce 1st Rehabilitation Hospital in Florida
New Era Companies and WB Development Partners announce development of a new rehabilitation hospital in Florida.
Even a ‘black swan’ hasn’t stopped HRE
Healthcare real estate has weathered COVID-19 remarkably well and may emerge with expanded development opportunities.
New Era Announces 1Q 2021 Development Activity, Launch of $25m NEMI Fund IV
New Era announces two facility openings, a new Kansas IRF, and the launch of NESI Fund IV.
The Check Up: Stuart Archer of Oceans Healthcare
Oceans Healthcare CEO discusses rising behavioral health needs and gaps in care following COVID-19.