New Jersey investment group pays $37.7 million for four Pinellas nursing homes

The Portopiccolo Group, a family-owned private equity and investment management firm, acquired four nursing homes in north Pinellas County, paying a total of $37.7 million for the properties.

Next Healthcare Capital in New York City sold three of the homes — West Bay of Tampa, Sunset Point and Bay Tree Center. The fourth property, Glen Oak Health and Rehabilitation Center, was sold by an entity affiliated with Halcyon Rehabilitation in White Plains, New York. The deals closed in the days before Thanksgiving, according to deeds recorded on Nov. 23.

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December in the arts: Gifts for the taking

Oh, the weather outside is … pretty typical for this time of year. What’s new and exciting is that 2020 is entering its final month; we’ve still got a ways to go (everybody, please be safe out there) but whatever’s in store, it sure will be nice to put this particular year in the rear view mirror, don’t you agree?

Although protocols remain in place for keeping communal events socially-distanced, there are a good number of concerts, plays and art shows to look forward to in December:

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