Clarion Partners, LLC recently executed on more than a dozen highly curated single-asset healthcare investments totaling over $1 billion. Terms were not disclosed. The transactions expand New York City-based Clarion’s national healthcare footprint and deepen its relationships with established operators in key growth markets, along with underscoring its continued conviction in the healthcare real estate sector.

“We are pleased to have completed these acquisitions, reflecting our disciplined investment approach and deep sector expertise,” said Clarion president Josh Pristaw. “Healthcare real estate continues to present compelling opportunities, particularly in senior housing and post-acute care, where demographic trends and evolving patient needs are driving long-term demand.”

With the recent acquisitions, Clarion now owns 2,000 seniors housing units acquired through core, core-plus and value-add strategies; 133,000 square feet of newly delivered or recently renovated medical real estate; and a growing pipeline of ground-up seniors housing developments.

Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the sale of a multifamily portfolio consisting of two properties totaling 49 apartment units in Everett, Washington.

The buyer was represented by Cushman & Wakefield’s Byron Rosen, Tim McKay, Jacob Odegard, Dan Chhan, Matt Kemper, and Dylan Roeter. The northern Seattle portfolio consists of the Magenta Apartments and Fairway Apartments, located on the grounds of the Everett Golf & Country Club.

Bellevue-based DSB Investments, which specializes in the acquisition, rehabilitation, and management of apartment communities in and around the greater Seattle area, purchased the two-asset portfolio from Williams Investments II LLC for $7 million.

“Each property fits right into DSB’s wheelhouse of acquiring and then being able to increase value through strategic renovation,” said Rosen. “Snohomish County stands as a preferred area for multifamily investors due to strong fundamentals.”