An entrepreneur is setting up a medical office space called Viva MedSuites in Scottsdale, a Phoenix suburb. He describes it as part medical timeshare/part medical co-working space.
“The ability for REITs to participate in holistic transactions as a financial sponsor opens up a whole new arena or sub group of transactions that are likely to take place,” says Anu Singh, a managing director at Kaufman Hall & Associates.
The company has focused on transactions in the range of $10 million to $50 million, and CEO David Young now sees a steady flow of acquisition opportunities coming from smaller cities and rural locations.
With the ACA standing in limbo—as a law that could be assailed at any time—private investors are looking at the merits of selling off their medical office assets.
One of the many promises President-Elect Trump made during his campaign was the repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The complexity behind putting such a proposal into practice riled hospital stocks. A month after the election, the healthcare...
After a stellar 2015, investment sales volumes and construction activity in the medical office sector are showing a healthy pace. But whether 2016 will top last year’s activity levels may just be a matter of politics...
Athletico Physical Therapy recently opened its thirty-first location in the Greater St. Louis area, and its latest store just happens to blend consumers’ need for physical wellness with easy access seasonal items like outdoor furniture and everyd...
The vast healthcare delivery system is consolidating slowly. The number of mergers and acquisitions reported in the first quarter decreased to an estimated 69 from 71 overall among health and hospice entities, hospitals, physician medical groups...
(Bloomberg)—The biotechnology industry’s growth is providing the chance to attain attractive returns on commercial property in markets from Boston to Munich to Shanghai, according to Taimur Hyat, chief strategy officer for PGIM...
Health care real estate, particularly medical office properties, promises to continue to post strong occupancy stats in 2016. However, there’s still enough volatility in the sector stemming from the Affordable Care Act aftermath, changes in techn...
