Healthcare Real Estate

Questions Surrounding the Future of Medical Properties Would onsite or local restaurants be attractive amenities to fill staffing gaps and retain employees of medical properties? What type of location would give a healthcare practice a competitive advantage for attracting new patients? Should a medical property include more exits and entrances to account for social distancing? […]

Resources for Buying or Leasing Healthcare Real Estate Would it be better to lease or own a medical building? How does the occupancy cost impact the owner-occupier of a healthcare facility? What professionals could assist a medical group in opening a new medical center? Signing a commercial lease is a significant undertaking and inspires plenty

Affordable Housing Post-Hospital Stay  During the summer of 2021, Nashville opened a medical respite center where unhoused individuals can stay upon release from the hospital. Eventually, the plan is for this affordable housing community to have 22 tiny homes. While this type of “village” is the first of its kind in Nashville, it is not

Technology for Landlords and Tenants Over the last several years, the commercial real estate (CRE) industry has experienced significant technological advancements, impacting everyone from CRE advisors to landlords. From modeling software to virtual property walkthroughs, new tech has improved the CRE-related business.  CRE technology extends past marketing or property searches. Now, there are several available

A Commercial Lease in Healthcare Real Estate At the beginning of 2021, we published an article outlining why paying a lower rent rate doesn’t necessarily save money. We discussed a few of the reasons a landlord would allow a lower rent rate. Some of those reasons can indicate a low-value property or a misunderstanding of

Medical Buildings Medical professionals occupy a variety of healthcare properties. The most recognizable types are hospital campuses, office buildings, medical offices, and retail healthcare facilities. Considering anticipated growth within this sector, healthcare professionals might wonder if it’s best to lease or own one of these properties. There are advantages and disadvantages to both sides. Each

Commercial Real Estate and Property Vacancy In the commercial real estate (CRE) industry, we often discuss vacancy rates for different properties types. The market is constantly fluctuating, and the vacancy rates per CRE sector adjust accordingly. For property owners, vacancies are costly and not an issue they want to face often or for a long

What Is a “Full-Service” Healthcare Real Estate Team Full-service commercial real estate (CRE) teams provide well-rounded services for every aspect of a client’s CRE needs. They offer in-depth resources for buying, selling, building, or leasing commercial properties. Full-service advisors handle everything from up-front negotiations to ongoing landlord-tenant communications.  Landlord Representation: Full-service commercial advisors can offer

Pre-Pandemic Growth of Healthcare Real Estate For a while now, we’ve been talking about the expected growth of healthcare real estate. Even before the pandemic, we expected the aging baby boomer generation to create a higher demand in the healthcare industry. We watched as micro-hospitals and medtail clinics expanded in several markets. And the customer