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 need for healthcare beds in many hospitals has been reduced due to advances in surgical technologies and the shift to managing more of the rehabilitation process at home. Many patients are instead opting to undergo procedures at one of the
Read moreWhen you need to get rid of extra office space, consider what would make it attractive to a tenant needing something similar. Furniture, fixtures, equipment, in-place staff, and good deals on price—all will help when competing against vacant spaces.
Read moreEvery change brings opportunity, and the healthcare marketplace is undergoing tremendous change at the moment. Look at some of the trends producing opportunities—and threats—for healthcare real estate
Read moreHospital systems are improving access to their services by establishing free-standing emergency departments in key suburban locations
Read articleThe healthcare industry is facing uncertainty and an unknown revenue stream
Read articleIt is important to understand the operation of the tenant or health system in order to make a good investment
Read articleWe look at all of the factors that have led to a greening of America's building stock and subsequently healthier spaces for tenants
Read articleThe collision of technology and consumerism that has already disrupted other industries is poised to transform the healthcare sector
Read articleRecent changes in healthcare due to ACA has forced many physicians from private practice to hospital employment
Read articleIf you are in a mid-size to large city, you've probably noticed all sorts of medical-care options popping up in familiar places
Read moreLearn more about a major trend affecting healthcare and healthcare-related real estate
Read moreThe race for market share is on among Houston's largest healthcare providers, and real estate is the weapon of choice
Read moreVolumes have been written about Generation Y, but one area that's garnered less attention is their impact on the healthcare industry
Read moreHave you also noticed that a building that used to be a big-box retail property morphed into a multidisciplined medical facility after the retail tenant closed its doors?
Read moreTrends show that many doctors are choosing to quit private practice to go back to work as a hospital employee. What does this mean for healthcare real estate?
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