The Line at the Doctor’s Office Just Got Longer!
Acute care hospitals are shifting toward outpatient care, driving increased demand for medical office and ambulatory facilities.
Acute care hospitals are shifting toward outpatient care, driving increased demand for medical office and ambulatory facilities.
Growing demand for behavioral health facilities is attracting healthcare systems, REITs, and real estate investors nationwide.
Healthcare real estate ownership is diversifying beyond REITs as individual investors recognize the sector's stable growth potential.
The aging baby boomer population is driving demand for ambulatory care, senior housing, and healthcare real estate development.
Healthcare real estate is the fastest growing commercial sector as providers use real estate to expand care and control costs.
New Era Partners develops a $25 million, 95,000 SF medical center in Garland, Texas anchored by Baylor Scott & White tenants.
Physicians generate an average of $1.56 million annually in hospital revenue, underscoring the value of medical office development.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranks among the top five commercial real estate markets to watch for growth according to ULI and PwC.
Flower Mound, Trophy Club, Colleyville, and Southlake rank among Business Insider's 50 best suburbs in America.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranks as the top commercial real estate market for investment and development prospects according to PwC and ULI.