GlobeSt. panelists predict more activity and lending in the year ahead
By John B. Mugford
The “State of the Industry” panel discussion at the GlobeSt. Healthcare conference included (from left to right): moderator John T. Chang of Marcus & Millichap, Roman Kupchynsky of MedProperties Realty Advisors; Steven Reedy of First Citizens; Jon Buehner of Capital One; Bryan Johnson of CBRE and Christopher Flouhouse of Sila Realty Trust Inc. (HREI™ photo)
The transaction and development volumes for medical outpatient buildings (MOBs) might have slowed during the past couple of years as interest rates rose quickly, but there is optimism for those involved in healthcare real estate (HRE) as we head into 2025.
That optimism – which could be curtailed if interest rates don’t fall as fast or as far as people hope, and if inflation remains a stubborn problem – stems from a wide range of events and circumstances in the new year.
And what are those circumstances that are likely to take place in 2025?
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