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Cover Story: Ideas for thriving on chaos

Industry experts tell Chicago audience to reposition for growth  Destination: IREJ Healthcare Conference, Chicago By John B. Mugford Editor’s Note: This is an expanded version of the article that appeared in the print edition of Healthcare Real Estate Insights Like the U.S. economy, the healthcare real estate (HRE) sector has experienced a precarious and excruciatingly […]

Outpatient Projects: $18M MOB slated for well-known medical corridor in Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. – The well-known healthcare corridor near St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center in Midtown Little Rock has not seen the building of new medical office space for many years – until now, that is. Little Rock Medical Associates (LRMA) and its affiliates recently started construction on a new $18 million, “Class A” MOB […]

Post-Acute & Senior Living: More Post-Acute and Senior Living Real Estate News

• Grandbridge Real Estate Capital’s Seniors Housing Team recently closed three seniors housing transactions totaling more than $23.4 million.

Outpatient Projects: Proton therapy center planned for Metroplex would be country’s 23rd

IRVING, Texas – By 2016, there are expected to be 23 proton therapy treatment centers in the United States. One of those is slated to be the Texas Center for Proton Therapy, which recently broke ground in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex city of Irving.

Cover Story: Focusing on financing models

Hot news: Panelist’s system is selling a portfolio of MOBs  Destination: BOMA MOB Conference, San Francisco By John B. Mugford Editor’s note: This is an expanded version of the article that appeared in the print edition of Healthcare Real Estate Insights It doesn’t happen very often that breaking news emerges from a panel discussion at […]

The future Stanford Hospital facility in Palo Alto, Calif., will cost $2 billion and add 368 new beds and 824,000 square feet to the Stanford University Medical Center (SUMC) campus. It is scheduled to open in 2018. (Rendering courtesy of Stanford Hospital & Clinics)

Inpatient Projects: Stanford Hospital finally underway

New facility will be built next to current hospital, upping capacity to 600 beds By John B. Mugford Work has finally started on the hospital expansion at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif. After the project’s approval was delayed several times, a joint venture of Clark Construction Group-California LP and McCarthy Building Cos. Inc., called […]

Inpatient Projects: Memorial Hermann plans hospital at its campus in Pearland, Texas

PEARLAND, Texas – As the Houston suburb of Pearland continues to boom, Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System is looking for more ways to capture market share in the city. The Houston-based health system recently announced a plan to help it do just that: an expansion of its current outpatient campus in Pearland with the building […]

Industry Pulse: Development is on the Rise, Report Says

Medical office construction could rise 32 percent in 2013. That’s according to most recent Medical Office Research Report from Marcus & Millichap. The first half 2013  report from the   commercial real estate firm estimates that 10.3 million square feet of medical office space will be delivered this year, up from 7.8 million square feet in […]

Industry Pulse: What does it take to succeed in today’s HRE environment?

Industry Pulse: What does it take to succeed in today’s HRE environment?

            What you want in healthcare, even as a provider, there are lots of independents out there. You’ve got to hire the very smartest people in this changing world, who can figure out how to make things work. But I think you’ve got to be smart, you’ve got to be […]

Industry Pulse: Hospital Moving Forward after Decade in Limbo

Industry Pulse: Hospital Moving Forward after Decade in Limbo

          Trinity Medical Center showed its gratitude when it got the OK to complete and open an unfinished hospital in Birmingham, Ala. Photo courtesy of Trinity Medical Center It has been 10 years since work stopped on HealthSouth Corp.’s planned Digital Hospital. And it has more than four years since Trinity […]

Industry Pulse: CHI slashes facility spending

If it seems like many hospitals and health systems are spending less on facilities, it’s because they are. In a new article in HealthLeaders magazine, Nick Barto, senior VP for capital finance for Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI), states that the budget for routine replacement and facility repositioning and expansion accounts for 39 percent of the […]

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Transactions: Sale pending for newly redeveloped medical office in N.J.

CHERRY HILL, N.J. – The brand new LourdesCare at Cherry Hill, a 54,000 square foot outpatient center in the Philadelphia suburb of Cherry Hill, is most likely going to change hands soon. According to information from real estate research firm Real Capital Analytics (RCA) Inc., a sale is pending between the owner and developer of […]

For Sale: NNN Single Tenant Surgery Center Investment Opportunity – Emory Aesthetic Center at Paces – CBRE Inc.

The Offering CBRE’s Healthcare Capital Markets Group is pleased to exclusively offer the Emory Aesthetic Center at Paces, a 23,869 square-foot surgery center condominium leased by Emory Healthcare. The property is situated within the Palisades at West Paces medical office tower and is strategically located in the affluent Buckhead submarket, approximately 10 minutes north of […]

Industry Pulse: Changing healthcare industry the focus of 2013 BOMA MOB conference

Fewer hospitals, telemedicine, big data, repurposing, urgent care and FEDs have been  among the hot topics during the second day of the conference As the BOMA Medical Office Buildings (MOBs) and Healthcare Facilities Conference moves through its second day, some familar themes are beginning to emerge.During the morning General Session, “Culturing New Approaches: Innovations in […]