Buyers want more than a good location. They want strong operators. If your tenant isn’t solid, your valuation won’t be either.

Frisco hospital opens. Scottsdale MOB trades. Senior living terms tighten. Big moves are unfolding in medical CRE this week.

Most people are still guessing. The ones who aren’t are winning deals. Real market intel is the edge now.

It’s not just rates. Zoning delays are killing medical real estate deals—especially in behavioral health and senior living.

Secondary markets are heating up. Lower cost, strong demand, and less competition are drawing smart investors in medical real estate.

Operators are unlocking equity with sale leasebacks—and investors are lining up. Here’s why this strategy is back in a big way.

TI costs are climbing—and medical real estate deals are shifting as a result. Here’s what to watch for and how to stay ahead.

Ground-up isn’t dead. It just has to be done right. Here’s where medical development still makes sense—and who’s doing it well.

Quiet week. Big signals. Here’s what to watch in medical real estate as Q2 ends and build-to-suit deals start heating up.

Medical real estate deals didn’t slow down last week—they just got smarter. Here’s what moved and why it matters.

Private capital is back in the game. Smaller groups are jumping on healthcare real estate while bigger players stay on the sidelines.

Expansion is expensive. Reworking space you already have can unlock faster growth. Here’s why more providers are making that move.

Tight inventory and stale pricing are pushing some groups to build again. Medical real estate development is quietly back in play.

Behavioral health operators are ditching leases and buying their space. Here’s why—and how it’s reshaping medical real estate.

Medical office space is tight—and getting tighter. Why MOBs are in demand, and how to compete in today’s medical CRE market.

No big events, but loud signals—investor briefings and lender webinars this week will quietly shape Q3 healthcare real estate moves.

Big REIT plays and frontline walkouts—last week’s headlines show where healthcare real estate is heading (and where it might crack).

Healthcare real estate isn’t cooling off this summer—investors are doubling down on behavioral health, MOBs, and rehab facilities.

Healthcare developers are turning to smaller markets in 2025. Here’s why the shift is happening—and where the opportunity lies.

Hybrid urgent care centers are transforming healthcare real estate—combining urgent care, behavioral health, imaging, and more in one building.