Since our establishment in 2006, Montecito has grown to become one of the largest privately held acquirers of medical real estate in the country.
We pioneered a unique model that treats sellers of medical office properties as long-term partners rather than mere participants in a transaction. We help them unlock the financial potential of their real estate.
Now, Montecito is the medical community's go-to source for financing, real estate and a host of other services.
We believe that communication starts with listening. With Montecito, you'll always deal directly with a senior principal who will take the time to understand your needs, concerns and goals.
Montecito has acquired medical office properties in 40 states valued at more than $6 billion. And we're adding more every month.
Montecito has long been a leader in harnessing the power of data to deliver value in medical real estate. Building on that expertise, we have partnered with innovative leaders in AI to offer software solutions that enable healthcare providers optimize key areas of their operations in ways that yield benefits both to their bottom line and to their patients.
In 2005, the physician leaders of Murfreesboro Medical Clinic began looking for real estate to build a new facility. Shortly after we started construction in 2007, we began receiving queries from investors seeking to purchase our property.
Chip and the staff of Montecito were fantastic to work with and very professional in helping us come to resolution of a difficult problem. This interaction led me to explore working with them further.
We were able to maximize our return on the building by selling to Montecito Medical and to do so where we were able to re-invest back into the new entity buying it. It was important to many of our physicians to continue to have some level of ownership in the properties where they practice.
The experience with Montecito was a seamless and hassle-free transaction that allowed us to monetize the assets, re-invest in the acquiring entity and keep all property management. Clearly a win-win, which was why our physician group ultimately voted in favor of the sale.
