MORE INSURED COULD BOOST DEMAND – OR NOT
By John B. Mugford
Dear Reader:
Not to shoot down something that we wrote about last month, but there does seem to be a different interpretation of whether there would be a big increase in demand for the development of medical office space should President Obama’s healthcare reform proposal be passed into law.
In last month’s edition, we wrote a story based on a well-researched report by national real estate firm Marcus & Millichap. (For more on that, please see “Reform equals MOB boon” on the front page of the September issue of Healthcare Real Estate Insights™.) The report indicates that if the president’s reform plan is passed, there would be a need for millions more square feet of MOB space because more people would receive health insurance and be able to visit their doctors.
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