Two of the buildings are in California; the others are in North Carolina and Washington. The properties were acquired through joint ventures with existing institutional equity partners in an off-market setting.
So far this year, Anchor has acquired 12 medical office buildings, which have a combined value of more than $330 million, according to a July 19 news release.
“We remain focused on building relationships with long-term investment grade tenancy in class A assets that offer convenient, accessible healthcare services to the surrounding community,” said James Schmid, chief investment officer and managing partner with Anchor.
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