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CANON FICS
A Dream Within a Dream by BlindAssassinUK (M, 25 chapters, 125k words)
Booth struggles to recover from his brain surgery and with Sweets' assessment that his feelings for Bones aren't real. As if this wasn't enough to keep our favourite FBI agent busy, a serial killer comes to town. Mostly written in tandem with Season 5.
A Lotta Heart by nelliesbones (M, 10 chapters, 18k words)
"Bones, she believes in the system." Except that she didn't. Not completely. Not anymore... This is a story about a woman protecting her family. A story about the man who loves her. Spoilerfree, warm-hearted and M for a reason.
An Aggregation of Maladjusted Companions by Jazzyproz (M, 43 chapters, 250k words)
Suffering from a declining solve rate following their returns to DC, Booth and Brennan are forced to attend a team-building convention. Neither of them think they need the workshops or exercises, but it's apparent to everyone around them that if they don't do something, the whole team will soon be falling apart. Can they fix their broken partnership?
An Unexpected Outcome by BB-loverr (M, 5 chapters, 8k)
Before she could do anything Booth had her pinned. He made sure most of his weight was on his elbows so he wasn't crushing her. Someone is after Bones & Booth is protecting her. Set in early season 5
Becoming One by nelliesbones (M, 21 chapters, 83k)
He is handsome, she is beautiful, and somewhere in between… they have made a baby. Warm-hearted and M for a reason. Slightly spoiler-y AN's, the story itself is spoilerfree.
By Any Means Necessary by Heather Wyatt (M, 45 chapters, 433k, DARKER FIC)
When an overseas trip for Brennan leaves her in terrible danger, Booth does what is necessary to save her - even if what he is forced to do has the potential to drive her away from him forever. Set in season 5, pre-100th; Inspired by the movie "Taken".
Can You Save Her, Agent Booth? by Jazzyproz (M, 62 chapters, 464k)
Booth receives a disturbing text in the middle of the night aboout Bones - will he be able to find her in time? Or will he lose her forever? Will this guy really kill her, or is it just a bluff?
For You, I’d Bleed Myself Dry by coffeehelps (M, 1 chapter, 11k)
The night that Booth took a bullet for Brennan in front of that karaoke stage was forever ingrained in Brennan's mind. Every year, on the anniversary of that night, Brennan experiences those volatile feelings all over again… and they help her realize just how much Booth means to her.
It was never his intention to hurt her. And, yet, she was sitting on the edge of the tub, his bathrobe consuming her small frame, tears cascading down her cheeks. He didn't know how to fix this. Post "The End in the Beginning."
Recklessness and Repercussions by Nothing But Bones (M, 7 chapters, 29k)
Booth overhears one of his colleagues crudely reliving an intimate rendezvous with Brennan, and his ill-conceived reaction threatens to end their partnership on a permanent basis, leaving their emotions running dangerously high.
This Secret Dance by ALottaHeart (M, 14 chapters, 43k)
But this secret dance, it goes on. This. This is for them, between them, and they're not ready to share that with the world. Not yet. They've waited too long. Booth/Brennan. Spoilers for 100th episode.
Booth and Bones face their worst case to date. Will our duo catch their man? Dark themes and imagery. Note rating. Written as an episode. Most characters appear.
Fear and Faith by Some1tookmyname (M, 35 chapters, 59k)
When a suspicious note is discovered in an unexpected place, Booth and Brennan fight against an unknown enemy to protect the life they've built together.
Hearts in Overdrive by Christi Whitson (M, 22 chapters, 136k)
After stumbling upon the suspicious deaths of two men from Brennan's past, she is determined to learn the truth about how they died. Booth and Brennan deal with the emotional fallout of their discoveries as the events of S3 unfold.
The Remains in the Rain by forensicsfan (T, 45 chapters, 70k)
What starts out as a trip to Seattle to promote Brennan's latest book turns into much more as secrets surface in flood waters and Booth and Brennan find that a few of their own secrets surface in the process.
The Two in One in the Park by ShaViva (T, 17 chapters, 80k)
Brennan and Booth are called in to investigate the remains of two victims arranged to portray a killer's twisted vision of a romantic forever. As they close in on the culprit they find themselves closing in on each other as well. AU early season 6. B&B
All My Yesterdays by cardiogod (M, 36 chapters, 134k)
Booth has been taught since early childhood that a wise man builds his house on rock, not sand, but it isn't until the ground starts shifting under him that he realizes he never learned how to tell them apart.
Desert Storm by Alonzo Anonymouse (M, 12 chapters, 13k)
Operation Desert Storm: Sergeant Seeley Booth was captured and tortured. His first assignment back is to stand guard over an Anthropology professor and his grad students, sent to identify bodies. One of those students is Temperance Brennan.
Hostile Takeover by F.H. Blake (M, 22 chapters, 70k)
Booth is a billionaire businessman hell-bent on buying Bones' club, The Lab. Bones is hell-bent on keeping Booth as far away from her club as possible. The two worlds collide one night over too many shots, and Booth and Bones soon realise that enemies don't constantly want to rip each other's clothes off.
After six months in Maluku, Brennan is summoned to Afghanistan to identify remains from a military helicopter crash and assist Sgt. Maj. Booth in investigating the cause of it.
The Couple in the Alternate Universe by perscribo (M, 12 chapters, 22k)
Booth and Brennan are not who we know them to be. One is on the right side of the law and the other isn't. Their love story under conflicting circumstances.
AU. Post The Critic in the Cabernet. Booth struggles with his decision to let Brennan raise their child alone after she uses his sperm to get pregnant.
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6660822/1/His
The Opportunity by BtrixMcG (M, 8 chapters, 49k)
AU: Seeley Booth is the CEO of a prominent communications company and one of the most powerful men in the industry. Temperance Brennan is a brilliant young analyst who comes into his employ and gets far more than she bargained for.
Follow You Down by ButterflyWhisperer (T, 26 chapters, 85k)
The year is 1989 and our favorite group of crime fighters meet 16 years prior to 2005. Temperance Brennan is a lonely foster kid that just moved to D.C while Seeley Booth is battling demons from his past. What happens when this unlikely pair of teenagers & their friends end up trying to solve a murder their favorite teacher was framed for? And will love blossom?
Healing Two Souls by cmol8806 (M, 43 chapters, 146k)
Temperance Brennan is almost eighteen and entering her last foster home after barely surviving her last one. Seeley Booth is just returned from war, with new nightmares. What happens when they meet?
Purak: A Less Cheesy Way of Saying You Complete Me by boothaddict77 (T, 35 chapters, 163k)
14-year-old Tempe Brennan, recently abandoned by her parents, moves into a new home with her brother and his friend. Of course, the young man they will be sharing a roof with is none other than Seeley Booth.
White Knight by LordLanceahlot (M, 17 chapters, 52k)
Temperance 'I-don't-know-what-that-means' Brennan. At a fraternity party. Drinking heavily and being mauled by some punk frat boys. Booth scowled at the thought. His freaking forensics tutor. Time to go play white knight.
Any Way She Wants It by sleeplessinatlanta (M, 7 chapters, 33k)
When Booth's prodding makes Brennan snap and reveal the extent of her frustrations, he offers to help her out. He thinks, he can handle it, but nothing is ever that simple.
Silent Surrender by sleeplessinatlanta (M, 25 chapters, 27k)
Brennan shows up at Booth's house needing only one thing: him. One silent night could never be enough but it's months later and they still find themselves going crazy at night and pretending during the day. How much longer can they keep silent?
All he wanted was a moment of honesty from her. All she wanted was to be able to give him this.
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/3458085/1/Talk-to-Me
Morning, Nooner and Night by Dispatch22705 (M, 1 chapter, 9k)
A 'one shot' so to speak, of a few firsts between Booth and Brennan. He made love to her in the morning, had sex with her at noon and broke a few laws with her at night.
Only Between Us by sleeplessinatlanta (M, 100 chapters, 142k)
Collection of one-shots, some really short, others longer. Some funny, some angsty, some sweet. But ALL should be steamy/sexy/sweet. ALL revolving around B/B and their smoking hot dynamic.
“I’ve flown across the country, pulled strings, broken the law, risked my career, risked my life, *lost* my life - all for her." Booth and Brennan realize how much they mean to each other and give in to their attraction.
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/4961754/1/Anything
Don’t Mess With Booth by Aisho9 (T, 1 chapter, 2k)
Caught in the middle of someone else's battle, Brennan is hurt. The perp is in hot water enough, but now he's got a pissed off Booth to deal with, too.
“I’m not this person who can’t tell if it’s reality or fantasy and I’m not this person who shows up on someone’s door step, crying at 3 am. This is something Bren would do, not something Bones would.”
We Belong Together by Dispatch22705 (M, 1 chapter, 5k)
While Booth is away, Brennan goes to a crime scene. Booth is furious when he finds out. When he calls her on it, it's in a place he wouldn't have expected, but is all so familiar to both of them. Angsty, angry sex but with a resolved B&B ending in bed
Takes place after Booth's fight in Vegas. Brennan is tending his injuries and recalling how it felt to watch him fight, wondering what it would be like if she were the kind of woman she's been pretending to be.
Capital Square 1031 Launches DST Offering of Texas Medical Portfolio
March 20,2020
Capital Square 1031, a sponsor of Delaware statutory trust offerings, has launched CS1031 MOB TX VI DST, a Regulation D private placement offering comprised of two medical office buildings located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The buildings are leased to Covenant Physician Partners for a base term of 15 years on a triple net basis.
The offering seeks to raise $5.8 million in equity and has a $25,000 investment minimum.
“Medical real estate has historically demonstrated to be a recession-resistant investment,” said Louis Rogers founder and chief executive officer. “This is Capital Square’s sixth medical DST investment in Texas for Section 1031 exchange and other investors.”
He added, “Texas is a preferred location for investment due to the high level of growth driving demand for additional medical services and the absence of a state income tax, creating a friendly environment for out-of-state investors.”
The portfolio includes:
5721 Esplanade Drive, a 9,200-square-foot, Class A multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center built in 2015 and situated on 1.1 acres of land, and
6002 S. Staples Street, a 24,300-square-foot Class A ophthalmic clinic built in 2018 and situated on 1.5 acres of land.
“Purpose-built medical properties like Texas Eye Care are experiencing increased demand as a result of the aging population,” said Whitson Huffman, senior vice president and head of acquisitions. “Healthcare spending increased by 4.6 percent in 2018, which accounted for 17.7 percent of gross domestic product that year.
Each property is operated by Covenant Physician Partners, an acquirer and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices.
Capital Square specializes in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges and qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion. Since inception, the company has completed approximately $1.9 billion in transaction volume.
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Capital Square 1031 Launches DST Offering of Texas Medical Portfolio
March 20,2020
Capital Square 1031, a sponsor of Delaware statutory trust offerings, has launched CS1031 MOB TX VI DST, a Regulation D private placement offering comprised of two medical office buildings located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The buildings are leased to Covenant Physician Partners for a base term of 15 years on a triple net basis.
The offering seeks to raise $5.8 million in equity and has a $25,000 investment minimum.
“Medical real estate has historically demonstrated to be a recession-resistant investment,” said Louis Rogers founder and chief executive officer. “This is Capital Square’s sixth medical DST investment in Texas for Section 1031 exchange and other investors.”
He added, “Texas is a preferred location for investment due to the high level of growth driving demand for additional medical services and the absence of a state income tax, creating a friendly environment for out-of-state investors.”
The portfolio includes:
5721 Esplanade Drive, a 9,200-square-foot, Class A multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center built in 2015 and situated on 1.1 acres of land, and
6002 S. Staples Street, a 24,300-square-foot Class A ophthalmic clinic built in 2018 and situated on 1.5 acres of land.
“Purpose-built medical properties like Texas Eye Care are experiencing increased demand as a result of the aging population,” said Whitson Huffman, senior vice president and head of acquisitions. “Healthcare spending increased by 4.6 percent in 2018, which accounted for 17.7 percent of gross domestic product that year.
Each property is operated by Covenant Physician Partners, an acquirer and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices.
Capital Square specializes in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges and qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion. Since inception, the company has completed approximately $1.9 billion in transaction volume.
Capital Square 1031 Launches DST Offering of Texas Medical Portfolio
March 20,2020
Capital Square 1031, a sponsor of Delaware statutory trust offerings, has launched CS1031 MOB TX VI DST, a Regulation D private placement offering comprised of two medical office buildings located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The buildings are leased to Covenant Physician Partners for a base term of 15 years on a triple net basis.
The offering seeks to raise $5.8 million in equity and has a $25,000 investment minimum.
“Medical real estate has historically demonstrated to be a recession-resistant investment,” said Louis Rogers founder and chief executive officer. “This is Capital Square’s sixth medical DST investment in Texas for Section 1031 exchange and other investors.”
He added, “Texas is a preferred location for investment due to the high level of growth driving demand for additional medical services and the absence of a state income tax, creating a friendly environment for out-of-state investors.”
The portfolio includes:
5721 Esplanade Drive, a 9,200-square-foot, Class A multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center built in 2015 and situated on 1.1 acres of land, and
6002 S. Staples Street, a 24,300-square-foot Class A ophthalmic clinic built in 2018 and situated on 1.5 acres of land.
“Purpose-built medical properties like Texas Eye Care are experiencing increased demand as a result of the aging population,” said Whitson Huffman, senior vice president and head of acquisitions. “Healthcare spending increased by 4.6 percent in 2018, which accounted for 17.7 percent of gross domestic product that year.
Each property is operated by Covenant Physician Partners, an acquirer and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices.
Capital Square specializes in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges and qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion. Since inception, the company has completed approximately $1.9 billion in transaction volume.
Astronaut Christina Koch Breaks Record for Longest Spaceflight by a Woman
On her 289th day at the International Space Station, astronaut Christina Koch set the record for the longest spaceflight by a woman.
The previous record was set by former station commander Peggy Whitson, who crewed the ISS in 2016-17. Koch, an electrical engineer from Livingston, Montana, arrived at the ISS in early March, where she has conducted scientific research on simulated lunar soil, called regolith, and 3D printing of biological tissues. The milestone isn’t Koch’s first; just a few months ago, she took part in the first all-female spacewalk.
“I think that highlighting it was the first all-female EVA, [or] spacewalk, is important because seeing those milestones be broken tells people where we are at and where we think the importance lies,” Koch tells Space’s Robert Pearlman. “I think it is inspiring because future space explorers do need to see people who remind them of themselves.”
After receiving her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in electrical engineering and physics from North Carolina State University, Koch graduated from the NASA Academy program and worked at Goddard Space Flight Center. She also completed research at the South Pole and in Greenland, and designed instruments for probes orbiting Jupiter and Earth, News & Observer’s Ashad Hajela and Kate Murphy report.
Space flight, however, has been a lifelong ambition. As her younger sister told the News & Observer, “It’s something she always wanted and she’s always been really focused on.”
The world record for the longest spaceflight is held by Valery Polyakov, a cosmonaut whose 438-day mission was spent on Russia’s space station in 1994 and 1995, Pearlman reports.
Koch will remain on the space station through February, at which point she will have been in spaceflight for a total of 328 days. At that point, she’ll be less than two weeks short of the longest space flight by a U.S. astronaut, a 340-day trip completed by Scott Kelly over the course of 2015 and 2016. Like Kelly’s mission, which compared the astronaut’s vitals to his identical twin’s over the course of their time in space, the sheer duration of Koch’s stay at the ISS provides a valuable opportunity for research.
Likewise, it’s important to understand how space affects both male and female bodies in order to make space exploration safer for all future astronauts. (This lesson was demonstrated earlier this year when the first all-female spacewalk was initially postponed due to limited access to properly-fitting spacesuits for the women on board the ISS at the time.) As NASA’s Artemis program looks toward extended stays on the moon, including landing the first woman on the lunar surface, and eventually trips to Mars, it’s increasingly important to study the long-term effects of microgravity on human health. “It is a wonderful thing for science,” Koch said in a press conference.
Reflecting on her achievement, she tells Space’s Pearlman, “I like to think of the record as not so much about how many days you’re up here, but what you bring to each day, so [it is] another great reminder to just bring your best.”
But Koch doesn’t want to hold the record for long, emphasizing that she’d like to see more female astronauts spend extended stays on the ISS, Koch explains to CNN’s Christi Paul.
“My biggest hope for the record is that it’s exceeded as soon as possible,” she says.
“The Susan McAlister: Field Days is leaving Les Yeux du Monde on November 2 and it’s just a gorgeous show. Be sure to head out to Lyn’s gallery before it closes.” – Susie Matheson
📷: Susan McAlister, Cold AM Sunrise, 2018. Oil and mixed media on canvas, 40" x 40"
“I love following GardenVarietyDesign on Instagram and get so much inspiration from the designer Jeannette Whitson. I especially love the lamp shades she features and I went into The Shade Shop this week and spied the beauties pictured above they are in line with Whitson’s aesthetic. They’re stunning — and local!” –Christy Ford
“I can’t get enough of these wool tees from Eloise. It’s the best base layer, but perfectly fashionable on its own.” – S.M.
“After reading the book in college, I became re-obsessed with Handmaid’s Tale when it came out on Hulu. I have been eagerly awaiting Margaret Atwood’s follow up, The Testaments. The novel takes place 15 years after the first book and it does not disappoint. As a matter of fact, it just won the coveted Booker Prize, a literary prize awarded each year for the best original novel written in the English language and published in the United Kingdom. I could not put it down and it’s perfect for a cozy night in spent by the fireside.” – Sarah Dawson
“Everyone who knows Susie and me is aware of our serious knitting habit and Magpie Knits fuels our addiction. We recently held an event for our Scout Guide Charlottesville members and our friends at Natalie Dressed are equally obsessed, as evidenced by the photo of Cheryl above. But in all seriousness, this is such a wonderful activity during these colder months and I personally love the meditative aspect of it. I spend so much less time scrolling on my phone since I’ve taken up knitting.” – Christy Ford
“I’m always in need of a little dinner inspiration. I just made Coconut Miso Salmon from The New York Times the other night and it was amazing. The best part is it takes no time at all. I paired it with cauliflower rice and everyone ate it up. We will definitely be making this on repeat.” – S.M.
📷: The New York Times
We are moving into the heart of our Artist in Residence (AIR) performance season. If you are unfamiliar with these artists, I invite you to go to our website and learn more about them. Invite a friend and make it a night out. The upcoming shows created by Marissa Perel, Mariana Valencia, Kristine Haruna Lee and Tanisha Christie are beautifully made. They are very different from one another and will NOT disappoint. Later in the season Marissa Perel, Ni’Ja Whitson and Catherine Galasso will share their work (more about that soon).
AND NOW, A DIFFERENT KIND OF REQUEST: As you likely know, BAX runs on a very tight margin financially and in order to provide all of the programs and services we do, we are almost constantly raising money in one way or another. This Spring, we will be having an online auction starting April 17.
Do you have a weekend home you would be willing to share? An AirBnB here in town? A pet grooming certificate? A favorite restaurant you could ask to donate a meal for 2 or 4? Or would you digitize someone’s family photos? Are you a trust or estate lawyer willing to donate your services? These are just a range of ideas to get your creative juices going…If YOU, someone you know, or your BUSINESS has a service or good to donate to our online auction, please contact our Managing Director Vanessa Adato at [email protected] to share your ideas.
Capital Square 1031 Launches DST Offering of Texas Medical Portfolio
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (March 19, 2020) – Capital Square 1031, a leading sponsor of Delaware statutory trust (DST) offerings, announced today the launch of CS1031 MOB TX VI, DST, a Regulation D private placement for investors seeking tax deferral under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and cash investors seeking cash flow and appreciation potential. The offering is comprised of two medical office buildings located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The buildings are leased to Covenant Physician Partners for a base term of 15 years on a triple net basis.
“Medical real estate has historically demonstrated to be a recession-resistant investment,” said Louis Rogers founder and chief executive officer. “This is Capital Square’s sixth medical DST investment in Texas for Section 1031 exchange and other investors. Texas is a preferred location for investment due to the high level of growth driving demand for additional medical services and the absence of a state income tax, creating a friendly environment for out-of-state investors.”
The portfolio includes:
• 5721 Esplanade Drive, a 9,228-square-foot, Class A multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center built in 2015 and situated on 1.08 acres of land, and
• 6002 S. Staples Street, a 24,264-sqaure-foot Class A ophthalmic clinic built in 2018 and situated on 1.501 acres of land.
“Purpose-built medical properties like Texas Eye Care are experiencing increased demand as a result of the aging population,” said Whitson Huffman, senior vice president and head of acquisitions. “Healthcare spending increased by 4.6% in 2018, which accounted for 17.7% of gross domestic product that year.* We view this acquisition as an excellent investment that capitalizes on these trends, bolstered by a 15-year triple net lease.”
Each property is operated by Covenant Physician Partners, a leading acquirer and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices. Backed by KKR & Co. Inc., a market-leading private equity firm, the company provides gastrointestinal and ophthalmic procedures through 47 ambulatory surgery centers and a variety of physician practices located across 17 states. The firm was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee.
Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors represented the seller in the transaction.
Since inception, Capital Square has acquired 106 real estate assets for more than 2,000 investors nationwide seeking quality replacement properties that qualify for tax deferral under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and other investors seeing cash flow and appreciation potential.
About Capital Square 1031
Capital Square is a national real estate firm specializing in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges and qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion. To date, Capital Square has completed approximately $1.9 billion in transaction volume. Capital Square’s executive team has decades of experience in real estate investments. Its founder, Louis Rogers, has structured hundreds of investment offerings totaling in excess of $5 billion. Capital Square’s related entities provide a range of services, including due diligence, acquisition, loan sourcing, property/asset management, and disposition, for a growing number of high net worth investors, private equity firms, family offices and institutional investors. In 2017, 2018 and 2019, Capital Square was awarded by Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing companies. In 2017 and 2018, the company was also ranked on Richmond BizSense’s list of fastest growing companies. In 2019, Capital Square was listed by Virginia Business on their “Best Places to Work in Virginia” and “Fantastic 50” reports. To learn more, visit http://www.CapitalSquare1031.com.
*Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Disclaimer: Securities offered through WealthForge Securities, LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC. Capital Square and WealthForge Securities, LLC are separate entities. There are material risks associated with investing in DST properties and real estate securities including illiquidity, tenant vacancies, general market conditions and competition, lack of operating history, interest rate risks, the risk of new supply coming to market and softening rental rates, general risks of owning/operating commercial and multifamily properties, short term leases associated with multi-family properties, financing risks, potential adverse tax consequences, general economic risks, development risks, long hold periods, and potential loss of the entire investment principal. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Potential cash flow, returns and appreciation are not guaranteed. IRC Section 1031 is a complex tax concept; consult your legal or tax professional regarding the specifics of your particular situation. This is not a solicitation or an offer to see any securities. Please read the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) in its entirety, paying careful attention to the risk section prior to investing. Diversification does not guarantee profits or protect against losses.
Capital Square 1031 Launches DST Offering of Texas Medical Portfolio
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (March 19, 2020) – Capital Square 1031, a leading sponsor of Delaware statutory trust (DST) offerings, announced today the launch of CS1031 MOB TX VI, DST, a Regulation D private placement for investors seeking tax deferral under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and cash investors seeking cash flow and appreciation potential. The offering is comprised of two medical office buildings located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The buildings are leased to Covenant Physician Partners for a base term of 15 years on a triple net basis.
“Medical real estate has historically demonstrated to be a recession-resistant investment,” said Louis Rogers founder and chief executive officer. “This is Capital Square’s sixth medical DST investment in Texas for Section 1031 exchange and other investors. Texas is a preferred location for investment due to the high level of growth driving demand for additional medical services and the absence of a state income tax, creating a friendly environment for out-of-state investors.”
The portfolio includes:
• 5721 Esplanade Drive, a 9,228-square-foot, Class A multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center built in 2015 and situated on 1.08 acres of land, and
• 6002 S. Staples Street, a 24,264-sqaure-foot Class A ophthalmic clinic built in 2018 and situated on 1.501 acres of land.
“Purpose-built medical properties like Texas Eye Care are experiencing increased demand as a result of the aging population,” said Whitson Huffman, senior vice president and head of acquisitions. “Healthcare spending increased by 4.6% in 2018, which accounted for 17.7% of gross domestic product that year.* We view this acquisition as an excellent investment that capitalizes on these trends, bolstered by a 15-year triple net lease.”
Each property is operated by Covenant Physician Partners, a leading acquirer and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices. Backed by KKR & Co. Inc., a market-leading private equity firm, the company provides gastrointestinal and ophthalmic procedures through 47 ambulatory surgery centers and a variety of physician practices located across 17 states. The firm was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee.
Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors represented the seller in the transaction.
Since inception, Capital Square has acquired 106 real estate assets for more than 2,000 investors nationwide seeking quality replacement properties that qualify for tax deferral under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and other investors seeing cash flow and appreciation potential.
About Capital Square 1031
Capital Square is a national real estate firm specializing in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges and qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion. To date, Capital Square has completed approximately $1.9 billion in transaction volume. Capital Square’s executive team has decades of experience in real estate investments. Its founder, Louis Rogers, has structured hundreds of investment offerings totaling in excess of $5 billion. Capital Square’s related entities provide a range of services, including due diligence, acquisition, loan sourcing, property/asset management, and disposition, for a growing number of high net worth investors, private equity firms, family offices and institutional investors. In 2017, 2018 and 2019, Capital Square was awarded by Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing companies. In 2017 and 2018, the company was also ranked on Richmond BizSense’s list of fastest growing companies. In 2019, Capital Square was listed by Virginia Business on their “Best Places to Work in Virginia” and “Fantastic 50” reports. To learn more, visit www.CapitalSquare1031.com.
*Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Disclaimer: Securities offered through WealthForge Securities, LLC, Member FINRA/SIPC. Capital Square and WealthForge Securities, LLC are separate entities. There are material risks associated with investing in DST properties and real estate securities including illiquidity, tenant vacancies, general market conditions and competition, lack of operating history, interest rate risks, the risk of new supply coming to market and softening rental rates, general risks of owning/operating commercial and multifamily properties, short term leases associated with multi-family properties, financing risks, potential adverse tax consequences, general economic risks, development risks, long hold periods, and potential loss of the entire investment principal. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Potential cash flow, returns and appreciation are not guaranteed. IRC Section 1031 is a complex tax concept; consult your legal or tax professional regarding the specifics of your particular situation. This is not a solicitation or an offer to see any securities. Please read the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) in its entirety, paying careful attention to the risk section prior to investing. Diversification does not guarantee profits or protect against losses.
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Capital Square 1031 Launches DST Offering of Texas Medical Portfolio
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX (March 19, 2020) – Capital Square 1031, a leading sponsor of Delaware statutory trust (DST) offerings, announced today the launch of CS1031 MOB TX VI, DST, a Regulation D private placement for investors seeking tax deferral under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and cash investors seeking cash flow and appreciation potential. The offering is comprised of two medical office buildings located in Corpus Christi, Texas. The buildings are leased to Covenant Physician Partners for a base term of 15 years on a triple net basis.
“Medical real estate has historically demonstrated to be a recession-resistant investment,” said Louis Rogers founder and chief executive officer. “This is Capital Square’s sixth medical DST investment in Texas for Section 1031 exchange and other investors. Texas is a preferred location for investment due to the high level of growth driving demand for additional medical services and the absence of a state income tax, creating a friendly environment for out-of-state investors.”
The portfolio includes:
• 5721 Esplanade Drive, a 9,228-square-foot, Class A multi-specialty ambulatory surgery center built in 2015 and situated on 1.08 acres of land, and
• 6002 S. Staples Street, a 24,264-sqaure-foot Class A ophthalmic clinic built in 2018 and situated on 1.501 acres of land.
“Purpose-built medical properties like Texas Eye Care are experiencing increased demand as a result of the aging population,” said Whitson Huffman, senior vice president and head of acquisitions. “Healthcare spending increased by 4.6% in 2018, which accounted for 17.7% of gross domestic product that year.* We view this acquisition as an excellent investment that capitalizes on these trends, bolstered by a 15-year triple net lease.”
Each property is operated by Covenant Physician Partners, a leading acquirer and operator of ambulatory surgery centers, anatomic pathology laboratories, anesthesia entities and physician practices. Backed by KKR & Co. Inc., a market-leading private equity firm, the company provides gastrointestinal and ophthalmic procedures through 47 ambulatory surgery centers and a variety of physician practices located across 17 states. The firm was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee.
Collin Hart of ERE Healthcare Real Estate Advisors represented the seller in the transaction.
Since inception, Capital Square has acquired 106 real estate assets for more than 2,000 investors nationwide seeking quality replacement properties that qualify for tax deferral under Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code and other investors seeing cash flow and appreciation potential.
About Capital Square 1031
Capital Square is a national real estate firm specializing in tax-advantaged real estate investments, including Delaware statutory trusts for Section 1031 exchanges and qualified opportunity zone funds for tax deferral and exclusion. To date, Capital Square has completed approximately $1.9 billion in transaction volume. Capital Square’s executive team has decades of experience in real estate investments. Its founder, Louis Rogers, has structured hundreds of investment offerings totaling in excess of $5 billion. Capital Square’s related entities provide a range of services, including due diligence, acquisition, loan sourcing, property/asset management, and disposition, for a growing number of high net worth investors, private equity firms, family offices and institutional investors. In 2017, 2018 and 2019, Capital Square was awarded by Inc. 5000 as one of the fastest growing companies. In 2017 and 2018, the company was also ranked on Richmond BizSense’s list of fastest growing companies. In 2019, Capital Square was listed by Virginia Business on their “Best Places to Work in Virginia” and “Fantastic 50” reports. To learn more, visit www.CapitalSquare1031.com.
*Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
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