Tucson medical office searches name the campuses at Banner and Tucson Medical Center as landmarks. Those names are not closings and not a claim that Capital Market Funds financed a hospital. A practice-owned building and a multi-tenant medical condominium are different credit. Life company and bank are the permanent paths. CMBS is the stretch. Bridge is for a lease that is not permanent yet.
The dental and medical cash-out of $745,000 names Tempe. Chandler’s office dollars are not medical and not Tucson. The Tucson tombstone is value-add multifamily, $28,000,000, life company. HUD 232 is residential care, not a physician suite. Arizona medical office is statewide. We are not a Fannie Mae DUS lender, and this asset is not a Fannie Mae loan.
Campus names are landmarks
Saying a building is near a Tucson hospital tells us the tenant base sponsors expect. It does not add a tombstone. We underwrite the lease term and whether the sponsor occupies the space.
A dark suite after a practice leaves is bridge if the remaining tenants cannot carry a permanent quote. We will not call the building core because the hospital is nearby.
Tempe dental stays in Tempe
Small-balance medical proof on this site is the Tempe card. It does not set a Tucson minimum, and it does not become a Tucson closing because both buildings have exam rooms.
Seniors housing and skilled nursing are not this page. If the Tucson collateral is licensed beds, say that. The form starts a conversation with Craig at Suite 255. It is not an application.