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Peregrine Group LLC selected by Signature Healthcare to serve as real estate advisor

Peregrine Group LLC was recently selected by Signature Healthcare to serve as real estate advisor for all real estate related activities at the hospital and its satellite locations. The partnership represents an exclusive 3rd party arrangement providing Signature with a real estate advisory and consulting team that provides on-going planning and development support to the organization's senior leadership. Having recently supported Signature in the lease negotiations, delivery and close-out of 26,000 s/f of medical office space in Easton, Mass., this new formed alliance will allow Signature to focus on strategic, long-term real estate activities that most appropriately align with the organization's mission. In the words of Marie Gross, Signature Healthcare VP of Business Development, "Peregrine's expertise and leadership on our Easton project made our decision to hire them as our real estate advisor a logical next step. Going forward, their focus on the organizations needs makes them the ideal Partner for our future growth." Across multiple assignments, Peregrine provided services will include: organizational and strategic planning, long range feasibility and master planning, transactional support, lease negotiations, and project planning and delivery.
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