BOMA PANEL PONDERS DEBT, EQUITY, CONSOLIDATIONS, MONETIZATIONS, MORE
By Murray W. Wolf.
Ray Wong of CBRE (far right) was part of a panel that included (from left to right): Al Pontius of Marcus & Millichap, Jeff Cooper of Savills, P.J. Camp of Morgan Keegan, Jim Moloney of Cain Brothers and John Winer of Seavest Inc.
Photo courtesy of BOMA
After two difficult years, the current capital market environment for healthcare real estate might not be the “new normal,” as some have suggested. But prevailing conditions with respect to debt and equity markets, capitalization rates, and interest rates are likely to remain at current levels, at least for the short term.
That seemed to be the consensus of the participants of a panel discussion titled “Capital Markets: Full Recovery?” during this year’s BOMA International 2011 Medical Office Buildings & Healthcare Facilities Conference in Dallas.
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