E05 – Sound Investment: From Distressed to Distinguished
After a high-profile bankruptcy filing that was featured in the New York Times, CBS News and a number of Senior Living publications, a continuing care retirement community was purchased by a private equity firm in 2025. A subsequent rebrand with a new name and new operational model were the first steps in transforming the community. With a $54 million commitment to renovations, new design concepts are currently underway that will transform The Sinclair at Port Washington back into a Class A community for both legacy residents and the next generation of seniors. Attendees will hear perspectives from the developer, operator and design team about intricacies of acquiring, rebranding and repositioning a distressed CCRC asset using examples from the project currently underway at The Sinclair as a case study.
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Shannon RemaleyPrincipal, Meyer
Kelly KasemanProject Manager, Allied Partners
Joshua SchwartzVice President, Focus Healthcare Partners
Kelly FannonVice President of Sales, Chelsea Senior Living
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