Northwest Towers I and II located in the 900-acre South Texas Medical Center, are on the campus of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital – Medical Center. |
Atlanta, GA – A
partnership between Artemis Real Estate Partners, Ackerman & Co. and MLL
Capital has purchased a four-building medical office portfolio totaling 423,411
square feet in San Antonio, Texas.
The on-campus properties
are located in two clusters. Two buildings are in the San Antonio CBD, adjacent
to the $175-million San Pedro Creek redevelopment. The other two buildings are
in the South Texas Medical Center – the largest medical research, education and
healthcare provider in South Texas.
Santa Rosa Professional
Pavilion (128,578 SF) and Rosa Verde Tower (123,324 SF), located in the San
Antonio CBD, sit on the CHRISTUS Children’s Hospital of San Antonio campus,
which recently underwent a $135-million renovation and expansion.
Northwest Towers I and II (171,509 SF),
located in the 900-acre South Texas Medical Center, are on the campus of
CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital – Medical Center.
The new ownership will
invest $27 million into renovating and leasing the portfolio. The result will
be a high-quality medical office environment that will support world-class
medical professionals, serve the area’s growing patient population and meet the
strong demand for outpatient services. Property upgrades will include new
building lobbies, the addition of common area improvements, parking upgrades,
and state-of-the-art elevators and mechanical systems.
Lee Asher, Chris Bodnar and Scott Herbold of CBRE represented the undisclosed seller in the
transaction. Ed Cross and Brent Smith
of Cushman & Wakefield San Antonio Commercial Advisors advised the buyer. Chad Gunter of Transwestern will lead
leasing efforts on behalf of the new owners.
Santa Rosa Pavillion |
“It was an honor to work with our local expert partners and all the professionals at CHRISTUS to learn about the needs of the San Antonio community,” said Kris Miller, President of Ackerman & Co. “Our intent is to extend the success of the newly renovated Children’s Hospital into these buildings to create a first-class clinical environment for the delivery of medical care.”
“As part of our mission to
deliver top-quality medical space, our investment in these properties will be
patient-centric, physician-friendly and community-minded,” said Kyle O’Connor, President of MLL
Capital.
“Medical office continues
to be an asset class we believe has strong macro tailwinds and we are excited
about the opportunity to reposition these assets into a best-in-class medical
office portfolio,” added Rich Banjo,
managing principal at Artemis.
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