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KKR buys Gilbert senior living property for $52.3M

An entity linked to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. acquired the Watermark at Morrison Ranch senior living property in Gilbert for $52.3 million on Dec. 18, according to commercial real-estate website vizzda.com.

It has rebranded as Cogir of Morrison Ranch as a result.

The seller was an entity associated with PGIM Real Estate. The transaction included a $2 million down payment and a $33.995 million Freddie Mac loan originated through Jones Lang LaSalle. The loan matures Jan. 1, 2036.

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KKR buys Gilbert senior living property for $52.3M

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An entity linked to Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. acquired the Watermark at Morrison Ranch senior living property in Gilbert for $52.3 million on Dec. 18, according to commercial real-estate website vizzda.com.

It has rebranded as Cogir of Morrison Ranch as a result.

The seller was an entity associated with PGIM Real Estate. The transaction included a $2 million down payment and a $33.995 million Freddie Mac loan originated through Jones Lang LaSalle. The loan matures Jan. 1, 2036.

The deal was part of a portfolio sale totaling $112.3 million for two senior living facilities in Maricopa County.

Cogir of Morrison Ranch, located at 3333 E. Morrison Ranch Parkway, is a 115-unit assisted living facility. The property includes one building totaling 98,956 square feet, built in 2017 on 4.59 acres zoned general commercial, according to assessor records.

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