Medical Office Real Estate

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.

According to research from Colliers International, telehealth grew by 1,202% between 2012 and 2017. But in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic became the catalyst for extreme telemedicine growth. Practically overnight, healthcare professionals had to adapt to new technologies and onboard their patients via virtual platforms. According to GlobeSt.com, only about 11% of patients used telemedicine prior

Healthcare real estate has been in high demand in recent years. The aging baby boomer generation and legislation changes have both played a part in the necessary increase of medical property. But the COVID-19 pandemic has also shed light on this sector and the need for different types of healthcare spaces. The unique structural components

With a year as unpredictable as 2020, it should come as no surprise that flex space is growing in popularity. Flexibility has been the key to good business strategies this year, and flexible space has been one of the keys to commercial real estate (CRE) strategies as well. In addition to the current demand for

Every industry has them—rampant myths and misinformation. The more complex the industry, the more misinformation is readily available. And since medical real estate is a niche market of commercial real estate (CRE), it’s easy to see how misinformation can spread so easily. So, we’ve put together a list of truths to dispel four common medical

Tensions are high as budgets tighten. The COVID-19 pandemic has strained the economy, and every industry has been impacted in one way or another. With the substantial increase in telehealth visits, online shopping, and other virtual events, “business as usual” has changed entirely. As a result, business owners carry much uncertainty about how to handle

The phrases “medical practice” and “medical facility” are not one and the same. A physician or team of physicians may practice within a medical building, but that doesn’t mean they own the facility. Similarly, health systems may not own every building in which their physicians practice. Each medical real estate deal is as unique as