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Diversified Healthcare Trust Signs 15-Year Lease with Ensign Group
Diversified Healthcare Trust (DHC) announced that it has entered into a new 15-year triple net lease with independent operating subsidiaries of The Ensign Group (ENSG) for a portfolio of seven skilled nursing facilities totaling 807 licensed units located in Colorado, effective October 1, 2026. The Ensign Group has guaranteed the lease. Under the new lease, first year annual rent is $8M, substantially greater than the prior year's rent. The net lease structure is expected to significantly reduce DHC's future capital expenditure requirements and operational volatility by shifting property level costs to the tenant, with ongoing cash flows supported by annual rent escalators tied to the Consumer Price Index.
Ensign Group Acquires Multiple Nursing Facilities in Florida
The Ensign Group announced that it expanded into Florida with the acquisition of the following operations: Bay Park Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a 101-bed skilled nursing facility located in Sarasota, FL; Carrabelle Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a 90-bed skilled nursing facility located in Carrabelle, FL; Cedar Hill Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a 120-bed skilled nursing facility located in Jacksonville, FL; Davenport Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a healthcare campus with 60 skilled nursing beds and 66 independent living units located in Davenport, FL; Greenville Post-Acuteand Rehabilitation, a 58-bed skilled nursing facility located in Greenville, FL; Lake Haven Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a 104-bed skilled nursing facility located in Dunedin, FL; Monticello Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a 60-bed skilled nursing facility located in Monticello, FL; and Shores Post-Acute and Rehabilitation, a 120-bed skilled nursing facility located in Port Saint Joe, FL. Each facility is operated by an Ensign affiliated operator and subject to a long-term triple net lease. This acquisition was effective as of October 1.
Ensign Group Acquires Multiple Skilled Nursing Facilities
The Ensign Group announced that it acquired the operations of the following facilities: Delta Post Acute and Rehabilitation, an 80-bed skilled nursing facility located in Delta, CO; La Villa Grande Care Center, a 96-bed skilled nursing facility located in Grand Junction, CO; Milestone Health and Rehabilitation, a 190-bed skilled nursing facility located in Littleton, CO; Monument Ridge Health and Rehabilitation, an 88-bed skilled nursing facility located in Grand Junction, CO; Pendant Health and Rehabilitation, a 130-bed skilled nursing facility located in Lakewood, CO; Skyline Ridge Health and Rehabilitation, a healthcare campus with 85 skilled nursing beds and 47 independent living units located in Canon City, CO; and Springs Village Care Center, a 91-bed skilled nursing facility located in Colorado Springs, CO. Each facility is operated by an Ensign affiliated operator and subject to a long-term triple net lease. This acquisition was effective as of October 1.
Ensign Group Acquires Four Nursing Facilities in Washington
The Ensign Group announced that it acquired the operations of four facilities in Washington (i) "Burien Nursing and Rehabilitation", a 140-bed skilled nursing facility located in Burien, WA; (ii) "Issaquah Nursing and Rehabilitation", a 140-bed skilled nursing facility located in Issaquah, WA; (iii) "Park Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation", a 115-bed skilled nursing located in Shoreline, WA; and (iv) "Park West Nursing and Rehabilitation", a 137-bed skilled nursing facility located in Seattle, WA. Each of these facilities is operated by an Ensign affiliated operator and is subject to a long-term triple net lease.
Dow Rises While Nasdaq Falls; Market Focused on Economic Data
The major averages were mixed near noon, with the Dow higher and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq in decline amid weakness in tech stocks. Still, the market has reacted positively to easing geopolitical tensions and a steep decline in oil prices.Investor attention is focused on a week that includes the Federal Reserve's July policy meeting, second-quarter GDP data, the June personal consumption expenditures price index, and earnings from four of the "Magnificent Seven" companies. The combination of major economic data and heavyweight earnings is expected to drive market direction through the end of the week.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Appleis lobbying the Trump administration to let it use Chinese memory chips, while U.S. supplier Micronis pushing to block the move,ArgenxForte Biosciencesfor $77 per share in cashNaver, Nvidia, and Brookfieldannounced a proposed expansion of, with planned investments that will grow the initial Nvidia DSX AI factory deployment to 200 megawattsMeanwhile, Nvidia is in talks to provide a $250B backstop for OpenAI,Baker Hughesreported2. WALL STREET CALLS:JefferiesFordand General Motorsto BuyRivianto Overweight at Piper SandlerStellantisto Underweight from Overweight at Piper SandlerJPMorganCheck Pointon weaker competitive positionWall Streetof Bending Spoonswith a mix of Buy and Hold-equivalent ratings3. AROUND THE WEB:A Chinese state-backed company has begun manufacturing immersion deep ultraviolet lithography machines, a key type of equipment used by chipmakers like TSMCin producing chips, The Information saysParamount Skydanceand Warner Bros. Discoveryremain in limbo as their $81B merger faces an antitrust review that could delay the deal into 2027, limiting strategic moves while the companies focus on legal proceedings and competitors continue to expand, WSJ saysUniCreditCEO Andrea Orcel sees room for an agreement over the bank's proposed takeover of Commerzbank, signaling confidence discussions with the government and stakeholders could lead to a deal, Bloomberg saysWaymo'srobotaxis have been fined $9,325 in parking tickets in Austin since 2024, WSJ reportsTrip.comhas been fined $765M by Chinese regulators after it was concluded that the company abused its market dominance, Bloomberg reports4. MOVERS:D-Wave Quantumgains afterwith AT&T (T)Omerosincreases afterfrom its Phase 3 study of ultomirisGenius Sportshigher in New York after Goldman Sachsof the stock with a Buy ratingCapricor Therapeuticslower after thefor deramiocelMapLight Therapeutics (MPLT) falls afterfrom its ZEPHYR trial evaluating ML-007C-MA5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:AstraZenecaand reaffirmed its guidance for FY26, with CEO Pascal Soriot commenting, "In the first half we saw strong performance and continued pipeline delivery"Ensign Groupand raised its outlook for FY26Bank of Marin (BMRC), with EPS beating consensusBank of Hawaii, with CEO Jim Polk calling them "solid"Sierra Bancorp, with EPS missing consensusINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was up 90.71, or 0.17%, to 52,037.96, the Nasdaq was down 144.56, or 0.58%, to 24,831.27, and the S&P 500 was down 19.66, or 0.27%, to 7,392.32.
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