National Health Investors Invests $105.5 Million in Nine Senior Housing Properties

Reuters
Feb 02
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/NHI">National Health Investors</a> Invests $105.5 Million in Nine Senior Housing Properties

National Health Investors, Inc. (NYSE:NHI) has invested $105.5 million, including transaction costs, to acquire nine senior housing properties with 460 units located in Kentucky, South Carolina, and Tennessee. An additional investment of $3.3 million is expected during the first year. The properties will be managed by Allegro Living Management and included in NHI's Senior Housing Operating Portfolio $(SHOP)$ segment. The communities are projected to generate an initial net operating income (NOI) yield of approximately 8.0%, and 7.6% after routine capital expenditures. NHI currently has about $108.5 million in signed letters of intent for additional SHOP investments and is evaluating a further investment pipeline of approximately $250 million in senior housing assets.

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