Special Report: Economy, medical real estate on rise

ROBERT BACH, WELL-KNOWN ECONOMIST, CONSIDERS THE ‘STATE OF INDUSTRY’

By John Mugford

Economist Robert Bach of Grubb & Ellis Co.
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Even though healthcare real estate has weathered the waning recession quite well, the improving economy of the next couple of years should see even more demand for new medical office space. In addition, medical office building (MOB) vacancy rates should drop and there should be an increase in investments in the medical office sector.

These messages, and others, came from Robert “Bob” Bach, a senior VP and chief economist with Santa Ana, Calif.-based Grubb & Ellis Co. (NYSE: GBE), at a recent one-day MOB conference in the Minneapolis suburb of Golden Valley.

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