1. Anchor Health Properties purchased three medical office buildings in Charlotte, N.C., for $50 million.
2. Montecito Medical Real Estate acquired a medical office building in Greenfield, Wis., for $74 million.
3. An investment group in Yakima, Wash., completed the purchase of the former Astria Regional Medical Center and a nearby medical office building housing an ASC for $20 million.
4. An entity affiliated with Avon, Conn.-based ASC operator Constitution Surgery Alliance paid $17.1 million for a 75,000-square-foot office building in Wilton, Conn., a market with high demand for medical services.
5. Feldman Bergin Properties acquired the Richmond (Va.) Business and Medical Center campus for $12 million.
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