What types of senior housing does Haven transact in North Carolina?+
Haven works across all North Carolina senior housing asset types licensed as Adult Care Home (ACH) / Family Care Home by North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). We handle single assets, small portfolios, and multi-facility transactions across all major North Carolina markets.
Does Haven list off-market North Carolina properties?+
Yes. A significant portion of Haven's North Carolina deal flow is off-market — sourced through our operator relationships and advisor network. Registered buyers get early access before public listing. Sign up for our free monthly listing alerts to hear about new opportunities as they become available.
What is the licensing process for senior housing in North Carolina?+
North Carolina licenses Adult Care Homes (ACHs) and Family Care Homes (smaller communities) through DHHS. The COO process includes application, background checks, and a facility survey. Haven manages all DHHS requirements to protect occupancy through the ownership transition. North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) change-of-ownership processing typically takes 60–90 days after a complete application.
What cap rates should I expect in North Carolina?+
North Carolina stabilized ACH assets typically trade at 7–9% cap rates. Charlotte and Research Triangle premium communities compress to 6–7.5%; Greensboro, Wilmington, and value-add assets trade at 8–10.5%. Haven provides free preliminary valuations.
How long does a North Carolina senior housing transaction take?+
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) change-of-ownership processing typically takes 60–90 days after a complete application. Most senior housing sales close in 90–150 days from engagement. The full change-of-ownership process, from application to new license, typically takes 90–180 days, so it starts early in the sale.
Can Haven help with financing for a North Carolina acquisition?+
Yes. Haven's Capital Solutions team provides lender introductions for North Carolina senior housing acquisitions — including bridge financing, conventional commercial loans, and HUD-insured loans for qualified larger facilities. We prepare lender-ready financial packages that account for North Carolina's specific regulatory and market context.
