Physicians Realty Trust (NYSE:DOC) stock advanced 1.6% in Tuesday after-hours trading after the health care REIT, through a joint venture with MedProperties Realty Advisors, closed its acquisition of Brooklyn, New York-based Calko Medical Center for $81.5M.
Built in 2013, Calko consists of 85,567 rentable square feet, anchored by Maimonides Medical Center and physicians associated with the health system that operates three nonprofit hospitals in Brooklyn generating $1.3B in annual revenue.
The property is currently 100% leased through 14 NNN leases with a weighted average remaining term of approximately seven years.
Of note, DOC owns 90% of the joint venture, with MedProperties owning the remaining 10%. The stabilized cash yield on the investment is 5.5%.
"This is a fantastic outpatient medical facility with a health care ecosystem that provides access to exceptional care for the larger Brooklyn population," said Physicians Realty CEO and President John T. Thomas.
Previously, (Oct. 4) Physicians Realty Trust to acquire medical office portfolio for $764M.