WITH FEW MED PROPERTIES AVAILABLE, INVESTORS MIGHT ACCEPT HIGHER RISK
By Cain Brothers
The dominant issue affecting today’s capital markets is credit quality. As liquidity continues to improve, including in the real estate capital markets, the access to and cost of capital remains highly dependent on the underlying perception of risk.
The lowest risk and highest quality investments enjoy many capital alternatives and competitive pricing relative to lesser quality investments or those perceived to have more risk. In fact, the capital cost for many publicly-traded healthcare REITs is lower today then before the 2008 market meltdown.
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