THE SECTOR CONTINUES TO DEMONSTRATE LOW-VOLATILITY, STABLE CASH FLOWS
By Cain Brothers
It is now two years since the world’s financial markets experienced the shock and panic of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the bailout of AIG.
Until late September 2008, the capital markets for medical real estate seemed largely immune from the challenges facing other sectors of real estate and broader capital markets.
However, from October 2008 until June of 2009 all of that changed as the debt markets seized up and the public REITs experienced a dramatic drop in market capitalization.
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