INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Evergreen offers a new owner the opportunity to purchase a vacant former assisted living facility in remarkable physical condition.
- Conveniently located along Interstate 94, Dickinson is a premier location for investment supported by a compelling demographic profile.
- Don’t miss the chance to acquire a turnkey facility at below replacement cost with the inclusion of all furniture, fixtures, and equipment.
- Sellers possess 60 basic care licenses that are also available for sale, giving new ownership the ability to immediately resume operations.
- Diverse future upside exists through repurposing, reusing, or redeveloping the existing property to suit the needs of the buyer and the community.
- Dickinson is a popular location for residents, offering a relatively low cost of living, high quality of life, and economic incentives.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Evergreen, located at 2143 6th Avenue W, is a former assisted living facility in Dickinson, North Dakota. The property has ceased operations and is now vacant, presenting a unique opportunity to acquire a well-maintained property below replacement cost. In 2023, the facility operated at over 90% occupancy, generating approximately $900,000 in EBITDAR. This historically high occupancy and performance shows the demand for assisted living in the market, affording a new owner strong potential to monetize this demand. Originally built as a hotel, the property was recently renovated to serve senior living clients and includes 60 basic care licenses that may be part of the sale. With compelling upside potential, the property offers opportunities to transition its use, rebrand, or reopen as a seniors' facility, making it a versatile and high-performing investment.
Dickinson is the seventh-most populous city in North Dakota, and a major regional center for commerce, healthcare, and entertainment. Dickinson is home to the Ukrainian Cultural Institute, which has a museum and holds events year-round for the local Ukrainian community. Western North Dakota has a high concentration of people of Ukrainian descent. Since the North Dakota oil boom, the city has become one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Dickinson is also close to some of the nation’s most popular national parks, including Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Little Missouri National Grassland, Sully Creek State Recreation Area, and Chateau de Mores State Historic Site.
Residents flock to Dickinson for its high quality of life, sense of community, and access to employment. The area showcases a strong demographic profile within the 5-mile radius surrounding Evergreen. There are approximately 28,000 residents earning an average household income of $87,000. Approximately 13% of the population within that same radius is aged 65+ and earns an average of $70,000 annually. By 2029, the 75+ population is anticipated to increase by approximately 14%, and the age-qualified and $100,000+ income-qualified population is expected to increase by just over 38%. Residents in the area are highly educated with around 25% of the population achieving a bachelor’s degree or higher. Consumers in Dickinson spend approximately $344 million annually, and $17 million is spent specifically on healthcare-related expenditures.
Don’t miss your opportunity to invest in a promising location with long-term economic stability through the acquisition of this top-quality asset.
Dickinson is the seventh-most populous city in North Dakota, and a major regional center for commerce, healthcare, and entertainment. Dickinson is home to the Ukrainian Cultural Institute, which has a museum and holds events year-round for the local Ukrainian community. Western North Dakota has a high concentration of people of Ukrainian descent. Since the North Dakota oil boom, the city has become one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Dickinson is also close to some of the nation’s most popular national parks, including Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Little Missouri National Grassland, Sully Creek State Recreation Area, and Chateau de Mores State Historic Site.
Residents flock to Dickinson for its high quality of life, sense of community, and access to employment. The area showcases a strong demographic profile within the 5-mile radius surrounding Evergreen. There are approximately 28,000 residents earning an average household income of $87,000. Approximately 13% of the population within that same radius is aged 65+ and earns an average of $70,000 annually. By 2029, the 75+ population is anticipated to increase by approximately 14%, and the age-qualified and $100,000+ income-qualified population is expected to increase by just over 38%. Residents in the area are highly educated with around 25% of the population achieving a bachelor’s degree or higher. Consumers in Dickinson spend approximately $344 million annually, and $17 million is spent specifically on healthcare-related expenditures.
Don’t miss your opportunity to invest in a promising location with long-term economic stability through the acquisition of this top-quality asset.
SALE FLYER
TAXES & OPERATING EXPENSES (ACTUAL - 2024) Click Here to Access |
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PROPERTY FACTS
Price | £2,484,140 |
Price Per Bed | £60,589 |
Sale Type | Owner User |
Property Type | Health Care |
Property Subtype | Assisted Living |
Building Class | C |
Lot Size | 1.24 AC |
Building Size | 41,163 SF |
No. Beds | 41 |
Number of Floors | 2 |
Year Built/Renovated | 1990/2023 |
ROOM MIX INFORMATION
DESCRIPTION | NO. BEDS |
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NEARBY AMENITIES
HOSPITALS |
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CHI St. Alexius Health Dickinson | Critical Access | 5 min drive | 2.6 mi |
RESTAURANTS |
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Wendy's | - | - | 7 min walk |
Caribou Coffee | Cafe | £ | 8 min walk |
QDOBA | - | - | 8 min walk |
Jimmy John's | Fast Food | £ | 8 min walk |
Pizza Ranch | - | - | 9 min walk |
Subway | - | - | 13 min walk |
Dairy Queen Grill & Chill | - | - | 12 min walk |
Taco Bell | Fast Food | - | 12 min walk |
Burger King | - | - | 14 min walk |
Applebee's | American | £££ | 15 min walk |
RETAIL |
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Anytime Fitness | Fitness | 7 min walk |
Dunham's Sports | Sporting Goods | 8 min walk |
Claire's | Accessory | 8 min walk |
Tradehome Shoes | Shoes | 8 min walk |
Maurices | Ladies' Apparel | 8 min walk |
Bath & Body Works | Health & Beauty Aids | 8 min walk |
Boot Barn | Shoes | 8 min walk |
Cash Wise | Supermarket | 8 min walk |
Walmart | Dept Store | 13 min walk |
The UPS Store | Business/Copy/Postal Services | 13 min walk |
HOTELS |
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Red Roof Inn |
101 rooms
3 min drive
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Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham |
79 rooms
3 min drive
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Candlewood Suites |
81 rooms
3 min drive
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TownePlace Suites |
90 rooms
3 min drive
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Holiday Inn Express |
56 rooms
3 min drive
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Comfort Inn |
116 rooms
3 min drive
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SureStay Collection |
192 rooms
3 min drive
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Hampton by Hilton |
85 rooms
3 min drive
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La Quinta Inns & Suites |
79 rooms
3 min drive
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Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham |
83 rooms
7 min drive
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PROPERTY TAXES
Parcel Number | 41115005000400 | Improvements Assessment | £2,486,558 |
Land Assessment | £120,284 | Total Assessment | £2,606,841 |
SALE ADVISORS
Brad Goodsell, Executive Vice President
(312) 887-0387
Contact
Brad Goodsell, Executive Vice President, joined SLIB in 2016. Since then, he has partnered with Jason Punzel, Managing Director, on the sale of over $1.1 billion of seniors assets in California, Arizona and the greater West Coast.Brad earned a degree in Business Marketing from Bethel University in St. Paul, MN.He lives in Geneva, IL with his wife and daughter, and is avid sports fan, following the Green Bay Packers and Kansas State Wildcats. Brad also volunteers on the board of Blue Line Chaplains, a law-enforcement focused non-profit based in Wisconsin.