Northridge II Medical Office Building

Location

18546 Roscoe Boulevard
Northridge, CA, 91324

Building Size

40,999 SF

Completion

October 2013

Northridge II Medical Office Building is part of a 671,811 SF medical office portfolio that NexCore Group and its capital partner Heitman LLC acquired in October 2013. The portfolio contains 13 medical office buildings—eight in southern California and five in Arizona around the Phoenix metropolitan area. Dignity Health, the fifth-largest hospital system in the nation, occupies approximately 33 percent of the portfolio. Nine of the buildings in the portfolio reside on the campuses of Dignity Health hospitals, making them strategic real estate for the health system.

The medical office portfolio is generally located in high-growth markets with a strong payer mix and high demand for medical procedures. Seventy-seven (77) percent of the portfolio is located in markets whose population growth over the next five years is expected to be above the national average, with markets for five of the properties seeing double-digit population growth.

Northridge II Medical Office Building is located across the street from Dignity Health’s Northridge Hospital Medical Center campus. The 40,999 SF building provides space for a multitude of specialties, including ophthalmology, pediatrics, OB/GYN, dentistry, dermatology, and pharmacy. The synergistic mix of specialties in the building provides a level of convenience for patients who may need to visit multiple specialists on the same day. The building has recently undergone significant renovations that have greatly improved the appearance and functionality of the facility.

What Our Clients Say

"This is a significant portfolio investment, and the resulting buyer was going to be one of Dignity Health’s largest real estate managers. It was important to select a buyer with extensive experience and expertise in managing physician office space. NexCore’s comprehensive approach to medical asset ownership will undoubtedly benefit Dignity Health and enhance the system’s delivery of outpatient clinical services."

— Lee Asher
Senior Vice President, CBRE U.S. Healthcare Capital

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