Industry Pulse

Industry Pulse: MOB deliveries on pace to rise by 37% this year

Industry Pulse: MOB deliveries on pace to rise by 37% this year

A ‘growing shortage” of MOBs has stimulated ‘a wave of development,’ according to CoStar Last month, in the article “Construction starts might decline this year,” we reported that the building research firm Dodge Data & Analytics, estimated that healthcare construction starts would decline by 4.5 percent in square footage and 2.9 percent in value this […]

West Orange Healthcare District (WOHD) and Orlando Health proposed this new hospital. (Rendering courtesy of WOHD)

Industry Pulse: Fewer hospitals? Not necessarily

Seven CON applications in the works in Orlando, Fla., area Nearly everyone involved in healthcare real estate (HRE) has heard that the country’s hospitals are living on borrowed time. It will only be a matter of time, we’re told, until hospitals will be caring for only the very sick while most ailments, illnesses and surgeries […]

This Atlanta project is slated to include a mix of medial office and senior living space. (Rendering courtesy of CDP)

Industry Pulse: Projects combining MOBs, senior housing

Plans for one medical-senior site also include a Chick-fil-A Anyone who follows or participates in the senior housing sector, the medical office building (MOB) sector – or both – has long known that older people are big users of the services offered in MOBs. Yet, for years upon years, the two classifications of healthcare real […]

Industry Pulse: Hospitals Facing Record Penalties

Industry Pulse: Hospitals Facing Record Penalties

CMS expects to withhold $528 million due to readmissions As the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) was debated prior to its passage on March 23, 2010, one of the biggest concerns for many hospitals was a provision that came to be known as the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program.

Industry Pulse: On the Record - Beth H. Young

Industry Pulse: On the Record – Beth H. Young

What’s the outlook for the Houston healthcare real estate market?

The $165 million, 330,000 square foot University of Minnesota Health Clinics and Surgery Center in Minneapolis opened in February. Photo courtesy of CannonDesign

Industry Pulse: Healthcare Development Picking Up In Twin Cities

Two dozen projects were recently completed or are under development in the metro area Although we cover healthcare real estate (HRE) news and trends nationwide, as many of you probably know, Healthcare Real Estate Insights™ is based in the Twin Cities metropolitan area of Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.

Industry Pulse: On the Record - John R. Smelter

Industry Pulse: On the Record – John R. Smelter

What are the Millennials looking for when it comes to healthcare?

The VA is building a new outpatient clinic in San Jose, Calif., a city with few vacancies. Rendering courtesy of the VA

Industry Pulse: MOB Vacancy was 9.3% at End of 2015

Medical office space demand grew, Marcus & Millichap says Last year was another good one for the healthcare real estate (HRE) sector, as records were broken once again in both the number of transactions (371), number of 20,000-plus square foot medical office buildings (MOBs) sold (470) and the total dollar sales volume ($5.9 billion). That’s […]

Florida Hospital Carrollwood recently celebrated the topping out of its planned $71 million expansion and renovation project. Photo courtesy of Florida Hospital Carrollwood

Industry Pulse: Construction Starts Might Decline This Year

Dodge foresees an overall decline in square footage and value compared with last year U.S. healthcare construction starts will decline slightly this year, according to estimates from the construction data research firm Dodge Data & Analytics. But the numbers seem to confirm a perceived long-term trend of increased focus on outpatient care.

Florida Hospital Carrollwood recently celebrated the topping out of its planned $71 million expansion and renovation project. (Photo courtesy of Florida Hospital Carrollwood)

Industry Pulse: Construction starts might decline this year

Dodge foresees an overall decline in square footage and value compared with last year U.S. healthcare construction starts will decline slightly this year, according to estimates from the construction data research firm Dodge Data & Analytics. But the numbers seem to confirm a perceived long-term trend of increased focus on outpatient care. Dodge estimates that […]

This new facility at Roswell Park Cancer Institute is one of the reasons why Buffalo is one of the busiest MOB markets.
Rendering courtesy of Roswell Park Cancer Institute

Industry Pulse: The 3 Busiest Markets? You Might Be Surprised

Columbus, Buffalo and Richmond have the most activity as a percentage of inventory It’s well known that medical office building (MOB) construction is booming in the Sun Belt and the major East and West Coast markets. But the three most active MOB development markets – in terms of new construction being added as a percentage […]

Industry Pulse: On the Record - Nick Dawson

Industry Pulse: On the Record – Nick Dawson

How can a health system predict future healthcare facilities needs?

PMB is developing a $170 million MOB in San Francisco for Sutter Health.
Rendering courtesy of PMB

Industry Pulse: HRE challenges are unique in California

Consolidation, rising demand, capital needs are all hot topics At recent healthcare real estate (HRE) conferences in San Francisco and Los Angeles, industry experts said that California is a complicated market – but a good one.

CHRISTUS health system plans to add to its presence in Central Texas. Photo courtesy of CBRE

Industry Pulse: Central Texas is hot for healthcare

The population is increasing by about 150 people per day It’s widely known that the Dallas and Houston areas have been booming for many years and are alive with healthcare real estate (HRE) development. But things are also hopping in Central Texas.

Industry Pulse: Healthcare REIT execs are upbeat about 2016

Returns have been down in recent years but there are reasons for optimism in 2016 The prognosis is good for publicly traded healthcare real estate investment trusts (REITs). That’s according to an article in the May/June edition of REIT, the magazine of the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (NAREIT).