1. Nashville, Tenn.-based Montecito Medical Real Estate purchased an orthopedics-focused medical office building and ASC in Leland, N.C., for $23.7 million.
2. Chicago-based MB Real Estate Healthcare purchased the Arizona Spine & Joint Hospital building in Mesa for $25 million.
3. San Ramon, Calif.-based Meridian acquired a 188,000-square-foot medical complex in Arizona with a hospital, medical office building and surgery center.
4. KW Commercial sold a two-story medical office building in Hudson, Wis., for $3.8 million.
5. Leawood, Kan.-based ValueHealth acquired Oswego, Ill.-based Kendall Pointe Surgery Center.
6. A medical office in Peoria, Ill., was sold to Remedy Medical Properties for an undisclosed amount.
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