Health Realty Advisors, Inc.
 
Crozer Keystone Medical Office Building

Health Realty Advisors, Inc. announces $38 million sale-leaseback on behalf of Crozer-Keystone Health System

Springfield, Pa. – Oct. 21, 2009
Michael Goldenberg, President of Health Realty Advisors, Inc., announces the completion of a $38 million sale-leaseback transaction on behalf of Crozer-Keystone Health System. [more]











MICHAEL GOLDENBERG, PRESIDENT
Goldenberg@HealthRealtyAdvisors.com
Tel: 215.219.8258 | Fax: 215.628.3901

Services / Transaction Implementation

The uniqueness of Health Realty Advisor’s, Inc. is that we can implement our recommendations. What does this mean?

Disposition of Assets - We participate in the unique structuring required to dispose of assets. Often times the non-profit remains as a tenant. We structure the transaction and then sell the asset on behalf of the non-profit. Recent examples include:

  • Then sale and leaseback of two MOB’s and a Healthplex for Crozer-Keystone Health System
  • The sale of Ford Road Hospital
  • The sale of Germantown Hospital
  • The sale of Wordsworth Academy’s Elkins Park campus

Leasing Services - We have leased in excess of 1.3 million square feet of ambulatory care facilities totaling in excess of $ 200 million of projects. We specialize in the difficult task of leasing space to physicians, something hospitals have difficulty with. We also represent non-profits and more recently large physician groups in lease negotiations. Recent examples include:

  • The Rothman Institute - tenant representation for a new surgery center at the Philadelphia Naval Base
  • NHS Human Services- tenant representation in New Jersey
  • 80,000 sf lease for Wordsworth Academy
  • Central Montgomery Medical Center - responsible for all leasing and project oversight services for a new 53,000 sf Medical Office Building
  • Germantown Hospital Medical Office Building - renewed and extended all physician leases          

Acquisition - We participate in the negotiation and structuring of acquisitions, at times structuring transactions through the use of "other people’s money". Recent examples include:

  • Acquisition of former Corning Building for Kids 1 Inc.
  • Implementing the purchase of a Medical Office Building for the Rothman Institute
  • Acquisition of Elkins Park Hospital for Albert Einstein Healthcare Network