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One Hundred Oaks Mall in Nashville, Tenn., houses a large multi-specialty satellite location for Vanderbilt Health that has frequently been cited as an example of successful retail-based healthcare real estate.
Photo by Bob Schatz, courtesy of Gresham Smith & Partners

News & Analysis: $100M for Hundred Oaks?

PIONEERING MEDICAL-RETAIL HYBRID UP FOR SALE By John Mugford For sale: the roughly 880,000 square foot One Hundreds Oaks Mall in Nashville, Tenn. Estimated asking price: $100 million-plus. Why is this news important to healthcare real estate professionals and investors? About half of the facility is occupied by Vanderbilt Health. Back in 2007, just as […]

Industry Pulse: September 2011

BOSTON – In July, Boston-based American Realty Capital (ARC) Healthcare Trust Inc., a non-traded real estate investment trust (REIT) sponsored by American Realty Capital V LLC, announced that it had entered a contract to acquire a dozen medical properties for a total of $257.5 million. On Sept. 19, the REIT closed on the acquisition of […]

Editor's Letter: We have news aplenty

Editor’s Letter: We have news aplenty

TRICK IS TO GET IT ALL INTO THE NEWSLETTER John B. Mugford Dear Reader: I’m sitting here at my desk in the beautiful Minneapolis suburb of Minnetonka, Minn., occasionally looking out the window upon a beautiful summer day of sunny skies and temperatures in the 80s. We just wrapped up this edition of Healthcare Real […]

Jeff Land

Special Report: ULI healthcare group flies under radar

URBAN LAND INSTITUTE HAS BEEN QUIETLY DEVELOPING A HEALTHCARE COUNCIL By Murray W. Wolf Most of the growing number of professional associations and media companies that sponsor healthcare real estate conferences seem to think bigger is better. More registrations, more sponsors, more publicity – it’s all good. But the Healthcare and Life Sciences Council of […]

Photo courtesy of CB Richard Ellis Group Inc.

Special Report: Recent deals suggest sellers’ market

BOMA PANELISTS EXPLORE IMBALANCE OF REAL ESTATE SUPPLY AND DEMAND By Murray W. Wolf Anyone who has been involved in commercial real estate for more than five minutes knows there is probably no such thing as a “typical” deal. There are too many variables – geographic market, specific location within that market, age of the […]

The $350 million, 383-bed Orange Regional Medical Center opened in early August, replacing two other hospital campuses.The new facility is in Middletown, N.Y., about one hour from New York City.
Photo courtesy of Orange Regional Medical Center

Inpatient Projects: New replacement opens doors in N.Y.

$350M ORANGE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER REPLACES TWO AGING CAMPUSES By John Mugford New freestanding replacement hospitals don’t come along very often in the state of New York. In fact, it’s been more than two decades since the last new one was completed anywhere in the Empire State. Until now, that is. The 383-bed, $350 million […]

The single largest medical office transaction last quarter was the $31 million sale of three floors of The Corinthian, a 57-story condo tower in New York to ProMed Properties by the family of former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer. 
Photo courtesy of Der Scutt Architect

Transactions: MOB sales jumped 29.3 percent in Q2

Q3 COULD SEE BIGGER RISE AS ONE MAJOR DEAL CLOSES, MORE ARE ON THE WAY By John Mugford For the second quarter in a row, medical office building (MOB) sales continued at a somewhat slower pace. However, at least one large portfolio sale is reportedly under contract and expected to close in the third quarter […]

Capital Markets Snapshot: Investors face new opportunities, risks

CUTS ARE LIKELY FOR HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS IN AN EFFORT TO REDUCE DEFICIT By Cain Brothers This month, we’ve entered new territory for the healthcare real estate capital markets, as well as for capital markets globally. As we all know, Standard & Poor’s downgraded U.S. Treasury debt to AA+. Despite the downgrade, the 10-year Treasury yields […]

Special Report: Survey: sector is strong

CONSULTANT PROBES PLANS OF PROVIDERS, OWNERS By John Mugford What’s on the minds of hospital and health system executives as they navigate their changing industry? A lot, it’s safe to say. However, when it comes to real estate, one goal of a majority of hospitals that responded to a recent survey is to eventually enter […]

ProMed Properties entered the Boston market with the $112 million acquisition of the 14-story, 97,500 square foot Tupper Building research facility (left) and the 14-story, 154,500 square foot Biewend Building MOB. 
Photos courtesy of ProMed Properties

News & Analysis: ProMed buys in Boston

COMPANY PAYS $112M FOR MOB, RESEARCH BUILDING By John Mugford The goal of ProMed Properties is to become the “dominant owner and operator” of medical office buildings (MOB) in high barrier-to-entry markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions of the country In recent days, the North Miami, Fla.-based healthcare real estate investor took another step […]

Industry Pulse: August 2011

NEW JERSEY – There is plenty of talk in the healthcare real estate sector these days about a lack of available, high-quality medical office buildings (MOBs) for sale, especially facilities with hospital affiliations. Whenever those properties are indeed placed on the market, the competition among a variety of investor types heats up quite strongly. Amid […]

Editor's Letter: ‘On air’ brought panic

Editor’s Letter: ‘On air’ brought panic

RADIO SHOW EXPLORES MEDICAL REAL ESTATE By, John B. Mugford Dear Reader: I’ve got to admit, I was feeling pretty comfortable as I settled in as a guest on the “Commercial Real Estate Show” on Business Radio 1190. The episode that I was part of was recently recorded in Atlanta and called “Healthcare Real Estate […]

Jason J. Clark

People: JLL hires managing director in West

ADDING JASON J. CLARK IN LOS ANGELES OFFICE BOLSTERS HEALTHCARE GROUP Staff Reports Chicago-based Jones Lang LaSalle Inc. (NYSE: JLL) recently hired a new managing director for its healthcare solutions group, a move that continues the expansion of the company’s effort to provide more services for medical clients throughout the country. The new addition is […]

A new hospital is planned for Florence, Ala. Dubbed North Alabama Medical Center, it would replace the existing Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital there.
Rendering courtesy of RegionalCare Hospital Partners

Inpatient Projects: Alabama hospital buyer plans rebuild

TENNESSEE-BASED REGIONALCARE PLANS $227 MILLION REPLACEMENT FACILITY By John Mugford When Brentwood, Tenn.-based RegionalCare Hospital Partners acquired the assets of Coffee Health Group in Florence, Ala., in mid-2010, it pledged to seek state approval to build a replacement hospital for Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital, which serves much of northwest Alabama. In recent weeks, the for-profit […]

Ground was broken recently for a $13.6 million, two-story, 62,454 square foot ASC and MOB in Warwick, R.I., near Providence, on the campus of 359-bed Kent Hospital, which is part of the Care New England Health System.
Rendering courtesy of Seavest Inc.

Outpatient Projects: Seavest starts MOB on R.I. campus

$13.6 MILLION ASC AND MOB IS BEING DEVELOPED IN WARWICK, NEAR PROVIDENCE By John Mugford White Plains, N.Y.-based Seavest Inc. broke ground in recent weeks on a $13.6 million, two-story, 62,454 square foot MOB in Warwick, R.I., on the campus of Kent Hospital, which is part of the Care New England Health System. Construction is […]