Savlan Capital in the News.

Click to view original article from The Real Deal by Maddy Sperling A Dallas medical building sold to Savlan Capital for $7 million, as the South Florida-based investor adds to its collection of medical offices across the U.S. The investor announced Thursday that it’s expanding its portfolio with $26 million in acquisitions in Dallas and Richmond, VA. The Dallas property traded at just over $7 million, a media representative told The Real Deal. Over the past nine months, Savlan has accumulated a $100 million portfolio of 20 medical offices nationwide. Other acquisitions in this venture have included assets in Victoria

Click to view original article from Sarasota-Herald Tribune by Derek Gilliam BRADENTON — Despite occupancy rates dipping to near 80% in the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, downtown Bradenton’s tallest office building has rebounded and is now looking for just one more tenant to achieve full occupancy, according to a news release. Savlan Capital purchased the Bradenton Financial Center for $14.95 million a little more than two years ago, but only a couple months before the virus that caused COVID was discovered. The 33-year-old building, with 116,839 square feet of office space, was 90% leased at the time of sale, with

Click to view original article from cityybiz.com Savlan Capital continued the rapid expansion of its national real estate portfolio with the acquisition of six more single-tenant, NNN medical office buildings valued at $12.3 million in total. The purchases, made in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Indiana, Texas, and Colorado, follow closely on the heels of Savlan Capital’s recent medical office building acquisitions and are part of the company’s $100 million plan to shift and grow its existing portfolio towards the health care space. To date in 2021, Savlan Capital has acquired 12 single-tenant medical office assets valued at nearly $26 million. The company currently

Click to view original article from GlobeSt.com by Les Shaver Savlan Capital has acquired a 5,125 square-foot outpatient medical office in Norman, Oklahoma, for $1.75 million. The property, which is occupied by Direct Orthopedic Care, was built in 1983 and renovated in 2018. Savlan’s CEO Zusha Tenenbaum tells GlobeSt.com that the property was attractive because of its location in a college town and the strength of DOC. “The business model appealed to me, and the city has great demographics and economics,” Tenenbaum tells GlobeSt.com. With the acquisition, Savlan Capital has now purchased six single-tenant medical office buildings for $13.4 million