Get a deeper understanding of the factors that underpin healthcare-related real estate, from the latest developments in the industry to the complex needs of investors and owners
The pandemic accelerated the shifts happening in healthcare delivery. Now three years later, consumers are opting for home care, remote monitoring devices, and medical office settings rather than going to large, traditional hospitals.
Read moreOffice occupancy levels are slowly increasing, with 60% of firms indicating their employees will return under a hybrid work model. To appeal to those workers who want to remain remote, many companies are looking to prioritize new initiatives.
Read moreAs healthcare real estate experts, we are seeing more and more physicians who own their medical offices opting for a sale-leaseback structure. Read more about the biggest considerations for doctors exploring this option.
Read moreWhile the worst of the pandemic seems to be fading into the review mirror, ongoing economic and talent challenges continue to roil the U.S., especially in the healthcare sector.
Read articleOn the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. economic environment is now challenging operating conditions for health systems, independent providers, investors and most importantly, patients.
Read articleThe healthcare sector, like many industries nationwide, is feeling pressure from labor gaps, economic instability and ongoing pandemic waves. However, the outlook remains optimistic as health companies continue to innovate new solutions, adopt new te
Read articleFollowing a very strong 2021, and good start to 2022, next year will continue its current trajectory, swinging back toward a normal pre-pandemic level of activity in the market.
Read articleIn this report, we examine the staffing shortage across several themes. Firstly, we quantify the extent of the losses occurring, followed by addressing why workers are leaving the industry.
Read articleAfter a two-year hiatus, the annual National Healthcare Conference was reinstated this fall - here are the key takeaways from the 2022 Colliers National Healthcare Conference.
Read articleHealthcare providers are looking to retailers for new ways to provide value to their customers. Today, patients need flexible, convenient care options - something retailers are very familiar with.
Read moreWith virtually endless resources and access to the industry’s brightest talent, Amazon was poised to revolutionize the U.S. healthcare system. However, the past few weeks have been a rollercoaster for the retail titan’s medical ambitions.
Read moreMOBs deliver off-campus convenience for patients and are attractive income-producers for buyers and investors.
Read moreThe pandemic launched the healthcare sector into a digital transformation, and the demand for innovative new tools has opened the door for health-based startups to spring up.
Read moreIn this report, we examine current MOB fundamentals and recent sector performance, followed by an outlook to the sector’s future.
Read moreThe dawning of 2022 wasn’t the fresh start many hoped the new year would bring. Although everyday life was getting closer to 2019 norms, the U.S. was still very much…
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