A Dallas-based healthcare real estate investor has paid $73 million for one of Gig Harbor's most recognized senior living communities, acquiring a 124-unit campus offering three care levels as institutional capital continues pouring into a senior housing sector that is posting its strongest occupancy numbers in nearly two decades. Pierce County records show MCP Gig […]
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