The transactions, executed across multiple Sun Belt markets, provide investors with long-term contractual income backed by annual 2% rent escalations. For The Neighborhood Clinic, the move serves as a strategic liquidity event, converting owned property assets into operational capital without disrupting clinical services.

Julius Swolsky, co-founder and managing partner at CrownPoint, noted that the firm relied on existing relationships with repeat clients to finalize the terms. By shifting these properties into net lease structures, the firm continues its push into the specialized healthcare real estate sector, balancing investor demand for stable yields with the expansion needs of medical operators.