- Sabra decided to break up its large Holiday portfolio into smaller pieces to improve performance and diversify tenant risk.
- The company has been building relationships with new operators like Sunshine to replace underperforming tenants.
- Management emphasized the importance of reducing concentration risk by diversifying operator relationships across the portfolio.
- The transition process involved selecting trusted operators through a proposal and bidding process, aiming for operational stability.
- Sabra's strategic focus is on maintaining high-quality assets and avoiding complex JV or mezzanine debt structures.
- The portfolio restructuring is expected to enhance operational performance and tenant diversification over the coming quarters.
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