That’s the national average medical office building (MOB) capitalization rate for all of 2012, according to real estate research firm Real Capital Analytics (RCA) Inc. That includes both on- and off-campus facilities, as well as MOBs of varying quality levels. Of course, it can be dangerous to generalize because a range of factors contribute to the cap rate for a specific asset, including the quality of the facility, its occupancy rate, and the credit quality of its tenants. We will explore cap rates more closely in the next edition of HREI™.
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