Updated
Updated · MarketWatch · May 6
Chiron Real Estate to acquire three senior housing communities for $425 million
Updated
Updated · MarketWatch · May 6

Chiron Real Estate to acquire three senior housing communities for $425 million

1 articles · Updated · MarketWatch · May 6

Summary

  • The purchases from Silverstone affiliates include two newly built communities in Alexandria, Virginia, due to close on 1 June, and one in Montgomery County, Maryland, expected in October.
  • The deals mark Chiron's first move into senior housing, with chief executive Mark Decker Jr citing strong long-term demand and limited new supply.
  • Silverstone will retain an active oversight role and Greystone will continue managing the properties as Chiron expands into housing in supply-constrained markets.

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