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There is a significant reason to believe that the medical real estate sector will grow in the post-pandemic market. In the past, healthcare real estate seemed to have recession-proof qualities. Its continuous growth over the last several years and the recent record-breaking expansion phase of the market cycle all pointed to its ability to thrive. […]

Owning or leasing commercial real estate (CRE) can be a daunting task. Finding the right type of facility, engaging in lease negotiations, and handling lease renewals are just a few of the many complexities involved in CRE. Even one or two real estate-related “to-dos” can easily and understandably become an added burden for a business

The topic of downsizing is a challenging subject for many healthcare professionals. How can a medical practice continue to grow while shrinking its commercial real estate footprint? How can a medical facility best serve a full patient roster while using less square footage? And what employee amenities should remain on site without incurring significant expenses

Medical real estate is one of the most valuable assets a healthcare practice can have. Building owners profit from monthly revenue from tenants. And tenants directly benefit from facilities in the right locations where their patient bases can thrive. But the key to leasing or owning a profitable healthcare facility is making sure all of

As we discussed in our previous article, Types of Properties within the Healthcare Real Estate Sector, medical offices are a unique property type. The rules and regulations surrounding the sector are specific to the medical field. So it’s no surprise that the buildings follow suit—each uniquely fitting a specific set of medical purposes. There are

What Is a Medical Commercial Real Estate Broker In the simplest terms, a commercial real estate (CRE) broker is a person who has a license to handle CRE transactions on behalf of their clients. Commercial brokers also often have a four-year college degree and thorough insights on business, economics, and industry-specific terminology. Medical CRE brokers

The year 2020 has instilled a good amount of uncertainty surrounding the economy. Healthcare real estate has had a particularly interesting year, simultaneously strengthening in some areas and scaling back in others. But thanks to a few projections and forecasts, we can start to see the outlook of healthcare real estate for 2021. In October

Someone once said, “If you want something done right, do it yourself.” But that’s not always a true sentiment. Wanting something done right and having the skill and resources to do it well are two different things. So no matter how much someone wants a well-managed commercial building, if they don’t know how to handle

Real estate is one of the most valuable investments we can make—not just because of the potential for incurring capital from tenants over time, but also in the equity and resale value. As demand increases, so does the potential for a higher pay-off when it comes time to sell. The recent growth in medical real

The demand for medical space has been growing for a while now. We all know how intensely the COVID-19 pandemic has heightened the awareness of that need. It’s clear that the landscape of medical commercial real estate (CRE) is shifting, and flex space may be a key component to the next phase of healthcare CRE.