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January 2019 — Health Care Properties Quarterly — Page 3 www.crej.com LET THE HEALING START SOONER. MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDINGS AMBULATORY SURGICAL CENTERS ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES MENTAL HEALTH FACILITIES EMERGENCY CENTERS I n the Ambulatory Surgical Center business, every extra day a center can be open produces great financial return for the Owner. So, when an Owner reported that other contractors required five months to complete build-outs, Brinkmann promised a construction schedule of 120 days —and then beat it. We have sustained an average completion schedule of 90 days, thanks to our disciplined scheduling, and creative work sequencing. That speed of delivery helped the Owner generate two bonus months of cash flow, and let the healing starts sooner. ST. LOUIS │ DENVER │ KANSAS CITY 3855 Lewiston Street, Suite 100 Aurora, CO 80011 Tel (303) 657-9700 AskBrinkmann.com Health Care News Evergreen Devco Inc. recently cel- ebrated the grand opening of a Rose Medical Center’s Center for Health, a multidisciplinary clinic in the Denver community of Stapleton. The 9,148-square-foot women’s medical center, located at 10405 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., marks Evergreen’s third and final phase of its Eastbridge Town Center, which is a joint venture development with City Street Investors. “Evergreen and City Street Inves- tors are proud to complete our third and final phase of Eastbridge with the grand opening of the Stapleton Eastbridge Rose Center for Health,” said Tyler Carlson, managing princi- pal of Evergreen. “For decades, Rose Medical Center has been a staple for many of Denver families’ life- changing events and this state-of- the-art women’s center will bring Rose Medical’s facilities closer to the Stapleton community.” The Rose Medical Center is direct- ly across MLK Boulevard from the King Soopers and part of the East- bridge Town Center development. Eastbridge Town Center is home to a select choice of boutique shops, restaurants, fitness and neighbor- hood service providers. Denver-based G3 Architecture Inc. designed the building, Galloway completed engineering and Nexus Construction Inc., an affiliate of Evergreen, was the contractor. Children’s Hospital Medical Pavilion trades for $34.75 million An affiliate of Chicago-based Har- rison Street Capital, according to public records, purchased the Chil- dren’s Hospital Medical Pavilion for $34.75 million. Previously called Aurora Medi- cal Pavilion, the 113,568-square- foot building is located at 860 N. Potomac Circle in Aurora. Chris Bodnar, Lee Asher, Shane Seitz, Ryan Lindsley and Sabrina Solomiany of CBRE U.S. Healthcare Capital Markets partnered with James Brady and Campbell Davis from CBRE Denver Investment Prop- erties to act as the seller's exclusive advisers. The seller was Northstar Commercial Partners of Denver. Evergreen Devco Inc. celebrates clinic’s opening A Rose Medical Center’s Center for Health recently opened in Stapleton.