LOMA
CAPITAL
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Healthcare Real Estate · Western United States

Acquiring world-class
healthcare properties
with discipline.

Loma Capital targets medical office buildings and healthcare campuses in the best markets of the Western United States — acquired with institutional discipline, held for generations.

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28yrs
CRE Experience
Sub-$25M
Target Deal Size
8%
Preferred Return
10+
Target Markets
Investment Strategy

Skating to where
the puck is going.

Healthcare real estate is not yet institutionally crowded in the Western US sub-$25M market. The demographic tailwind is structural — a growing population over 65 driving persistent demand for outpatient care. Loma Capital moves now, before that window closes.


We acquire medical office buildings and healthcare campuses with creditworthy, sticky tenants — physician groups, health systems, and specialty providers who renew because relocation is operationally disruptive and clinically costly. That stickiness is the moat.

01
Asset Types
Medical office buildings, healthcare campuses, and mixed-use properties with dominant healthcare tenancy in core Western US markets.
02
All-Cash Execution
In this rate environment, sellers choose certainty of close. An all-cash offer from a credible operator is a decisive competitive advantage.
03
Hold Period
Long-term, generational hold. We acquire assets we would be comfortable owning indefinitely — with liquidity provisions for material exits.
04
Conservative Leverage
50% LTV target. 65% maximum. Protecting capital in a higher-for-longer rate environment is paramount. Discipline here is non-negotiable.
Why Healthcare Real Estate

The most defensible
asset class in CRE.

Mission-Critical Tenants
Healthcare tenants occupy space because it is operationally necessary. They cannot simply move — their patients, referral networks, and equipment follow the location. Renewal rates exceed 85%.
Demographic Tailwind
65 million Americans will be over 65 by 2030. This cohort uses 3× more healthcare services than younger adults. The demand for outpatient space is structural, not cyclical.
Outpatient Shift
Care continues migrating from hospitals to MOBs. Payors incentivize it. Providers prefer it. Patients demand it. The physical infrastructure for this shift represents a multi-decade demand story.
Target Markets

Where the West
is being built.

Market selection is driven by demographic growth, healthcare system density, and same-day travel access from San Diego. We invest where we can be on the ground.

Primary Markets
  • Southern California
  • San Francisco Bay Area
Expansion Markets
  • Phoenix · Las Vegas
  • Portland · Seattle
  • Salt Lake City · Denver
  • Boise · Albuquerque
Current Pipeline
  • Carlsbad, California
  • Yorba Linda, California
Asset Criteria
  • Sub-$25M per asset
  • Medical office & healthcare campus
  • Core + select value-add
  • Hospital-adjacent preferred
Target Returns

Institutional structure.
Accessible scale.

Metric Core Value-Add Notes
Cash-on-Cash Return 5.0 – 6.5% 6.0 – 8.0% Year 1, stabilized
Target IRR 10 – 14% 14 – 18% Long-term hold
Equity Multiple 1.5 – 2.0× 2.0×+ Generational hold assumption
Preferred Return 8% annually LP hurdle before GP carry
Management Fee 2% on invested equity Annual
Carried Interest 20% GP share above preferred return

Returns are deal-specific and not guaranteed. Past performance does not predict future results. This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any security.

Leadership

Operators first.
Investors always.

Founder
Chris Gentzkow
CEO · Managing Partner

28 years in commercial real estate, specializing in retail and healthcare properties across the Western United States. Founded Gentz Commercial in 2017. Began career at CBRE following graduation from Point Loma Nazarene University in 2000.


Key healthcare relationships include three years representing Providence St. Joseph Health in Orange County and completed transactions with UCI Health, UCSD Health, and physician groups throughout Southern California. Based in San Diego.

Co-Founder
Chairman
Chairman

Institutional private equity executive with decades of experience across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Career spanning M&A and senior leadership roles at leading global alternative asset management firms.


Brings institutional investment discipline, LP/GP structuring expertise, and access to a global network of institutional investors including sovereign wealth funds and family offices. MBA.

Get in Touch

Interested in
investing with us?

We work with accredited investors who share our conviction in long-term, discipline-driven healthcare real estate. If you'd like to learn more about current and future opportunities, we'd welcome the conversation.



chris@lomacap.com

This website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security. Investment opportunities are available only to accredited investors as defined under applicable securities laws. Past performance does not guarantee future results.