Navigating Headwinds in Healthcare Real Estate
Release Date: 11/21/2024
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info_outlineHealthcare real estate has strong tenant fundamentals, with growing opportunities for new development and investment as capital markets improve.
Commercial real estate investors have a lot of reasons to like healthcare real estate. With rising patient demand, continued shift to outpatient care, and decreasing vacancy, the need for healthcare facilities is at an all-time high. While elevated interest rates continue to challenge the capital stack, investments in outpatient healthcare facilities offer great potential within a thriving and expanding industry.
In this episode of GlobeSt.com’s Healthcare Visions series, Ben Ochs, CEO of Anchor Health Properties, talks about the opportunities, challenges, and trends reshaping the healthcare market, including:
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Making investments work in an environment with high interest rates and an inverted yield curve,
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The shift to outpatient facilities and the emergence of specialty hospitals, and
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How investment strategy is responding to meet demand despite capitalization challenges.