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Medical office buildings (MOB) can be lucrative investments for real estate investors. As with any investment, MOBs offer unique opportunities and considerations. Here’s what real estate investors need to know about owning and managing medical office buildings. Understanding the healthcare industry MOBs are unique in the real estate market since they are anchored by healthcare […]

In the current real estate market, healthcare properties are in high demand. With the increasing need for healthcare services, medical facilities are becoming more and more important. Whether you are looking to buy, sell, or lease a healthcare property, working with a healthcare real estate broker can be a smart choice. These brokers specialize in

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Healthcare real estate differs in a number of ways from other forms of commercial real estate, and in turn, healthcare tenants tend to have different requirements than other commercial tenants. Because of this, it’s important to familiarize yourself with all key differences before leasing to them. If you are planning to lease to healthcare service

Over the past few years, change has been inevitable in the commercial real estate space. The pandemic and resulting recessionary period proved to real estate professionals that no industry or asset class is fully recession-proof. However, investors are turning to medical office spaces for a variety of reasons, bringing increased competition in the healthcare real

Leases are two-way agreements that require some give and take from both parties. Sometimes landlords will agree to something in the tenant’s favor to attract the tenant…

Medical professionals often remain in their facilities for a long time—typically 10-20 years. Their build-outs are usually quite costly, making it more cost-effective to stay within the same building for years at a time. But lease terms eventually end, leaving the healthcare professionals with one important question: Should I renew my current lease or renegotiate

In our previous blogs, we’ve discussed the differences between types of medical properties. An industry as unique as healthcare is bound to require specialized structural components. But there are two more distinct categories of healthcare that even the insurance companies have separated—medical and dental. In 2021, Statista.com recorded a little over one million active physicians

Physician Investors and Medical Office Buildings Large, corporate health systems or third-party investors are not the only ones who own medical office buildings. In some cases, a practicing physician will invest in a property and run their practice out of that facility. And if a property has more space than one practice can fill, the