Industry experts discuss the outlook for the healthcare real estate sector
By John Mugford
The proposed 18.7-acre oneC1TY campus in Nashville is slated to include medical office buildings like the one shown above. Will the future of HRE include more master-planned healthcare, life science and technology campuses like this one? (Rendering courtesy of oneC1TY, Cambridge Holdings Inc. and ESa Architects)
To say that healthcare real estate has come a long way in recent years would be a bit of an understatement.
All one has to do to illustrate such a point is to peruse the list of sector investor types – many of which have jumped on board in just the past few years. Pension funds, private investors, major institutions both domestic and foreign, and publicly traded and unlisted real estate investment trusts (REITs) are now counted among those with a penchant for acquiring medical office buildings (MOBs) that fit their criteria.
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