The demand for the amount of medical space needed in the next 10 years is projected to be 16% more than is currently available today. Investment dollars generally flow into a sector where a continued higher demand creates a more consistent cash flow model due in part to longer term leases and lower vacancy rates. […]
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In the last year there has been little substantial movement in capitalization rates across the commercial real estate property sectors. A few factors could make an impact on market activity and cap rates in the coming months, including whether the Federal Reserve decides to cut interest rates later this year. The Fed recently indicated that
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2018 Saw Rise in Total Values, Square Footage of Medical Office Building Construction Last year continued a growth cycle for medical office building (MOB) construction projects as well as total values for medical office building development projects, according to the latest Revista Outpatient Healthcare Real Estate (HRE) Development Report. Although the survey shows a small
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Commercial Real Estate Growth to Continue Over The Next Three Years With the U.S. economy expected to experience continued expansion over the next three years, the commercial real estate (CRE) industry is also projected to continue to grow, according to a recent ULI Real Estate Economic Forecast that covers 27 economic and real estate indicators,
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Biggest Volume MOB Markets in 2018 Although overall transaction volume for Medical Office Buildings (MOB) was down last year ($11.9 billion) compared to 2017 ($15.8 billion), 2018’s volume was comparable to that of 2016 ($11.7 billion). Below is a list of the top 5 most active MOB markets in the US that comprised approximately a
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2019 Outlook for Commercial Real Estate The Commercial Real Estate (CRE) industry experienced its ninth consecutive year of growth as rents and valuations continued to increase across all sectors of the industry. Many industry experts predict that 2019 will continue to see growth, although at a slower pace. The Rate of Growth is Slowing Across
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Recent Trend: Larger Medical Office Buildings More Valuable Than Their Smaller Counterparts A recent report identifying MOB sales data that covers the two-year period of 2017 and 2018 shows that larger medical office buildings sold at lower capitalization rates (cap rates) than smaller MOBs during this period. However, buildings 20,000 SF and under did sale
A Look at the Medical Office Market for 2019 For the fourth consecutive year, medical office building (MOB) sales in 2018 exceeded $11 billion in total transactions, showing that investment demand for this sector of commercial real estate continues to remain strong. The total was a decrease from the year prior’s record-setting total of $15.8
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The Resurgence of the Sale-Leaseback Recently, a few high-profile sale-leaseback transactions have reminded commercial real estate owners of the incredible benefits of this strategy. During the first quarter of fiscal year 2019, Brinker International, best known for its ownership of Chili’s Grill & Bar Restaurants, completed a sale-leaseback on 141 Chili’s restaurant properties for a
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Healthcare REITs Beat Broad REIT Index and Stock Market in 4th quarter 2018 U.S. Healthcare REITs returned a higher yield than did both the broader REIT index and the S&P 500 in the fourth quarter 2018 in a quarter where the S&P 500 Index posted a -13.52% return. Ending the volatile 4th quarter 2018 up
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