MOB SALES WILL RISE, INDUSTRY EXPERTS AGREE
By John Mugford
Malcolm Sina of DASCO Cos. comments on the year ahead in healthcare
real estate as (from left to right) Mike Lincoln of Lillibridge, Todd Varney of
Rendina Cos. and Barry Weinbaum of Pacific Medical Buildings look on.
HREI™ P photos by John Mugford
As we head into 2010, there is certainly cause for optimism among some of the best-known people and companies involved in healthcare real estate.
Many are predicting an uptick in medical office sales as the economy stabilizes and certain investors look for safe sectors in which to place their money. Some of these same professionals also foresee an increase – perhaps later in 2010 or beyond – in demand for outpatient development as hospitals regain their bearings and focus once again on their business strategies.
Still others predict a stabilization of the capital markets – or at least some clarity to where things are headed in that regard.
Then again, there are certain issues and trends that worry healthcare real estate professionals, perhaps keeping them up at night as they ponder the future of the industry.
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