More docs are buying again—and they’re doing it smarter. What’s behind the renewed push for physician-owned real estate?

Tech layoffs mean empty offices—but medical real estate is moving in. Here’s how MOB conversions are reshaping the post-tech landscape.

Consolidation is back on the rise in healthcare. Here’s how it could reshape demand for your real estate—and what to do about it.

From energy savings to patient flow tracking, smart tech is reshaping healthcare real estate—here’s how to stay ahead.

Sometimes it’s not the building—it’s the operator. In 2025, real estate performance hinges on who’s running the show inside.

Staffing challenges are now influencing how healthcare real estate is leased, priced, and designed. Here’s how it shows up in 2025.

Urgent care real estate isn’t the slam dunk it once was. Here’s what’s shifting and how it’s affecting valuations and strategy.

Sale-leasebacks are hot in 2025—but the gap between great and average operators is widening. Here’s what’s driving the split.

Behavioral health assets are gaining institutional interest. Here’s why this once-niche sector is becoming a serious investment play.

More healthcare real estate deals are collapsing during due diligence. Here’s what’s killing them—and how to protect yours.

Build-to-suit deals are evolving in healthcare real estate. Tenants want more flexibility—here’s what that means for the market.

Healthcare real estate deals are increasingly impacted by licensing risk. Here’s why it matters—and how to stay ahead of it.

Deals are stalling in healthcare real estate—not because of demand, but because valuations aren’t matching reality.

Reimbursement pressure is reshaping where and how providers lease. Here’s how it’s showing up in today’s real estate strategy.

Consolidation among physician groups is accelerating—and it’s shifting what they want from medical real estate. Here’s what to know.

From utilities to staffing, rising costs are cutting into margins. Here’s how operating expenses are shaping real estate value in 2025.

More deals are favoring single-tenant healthcare assets in 2025. Here’s why investors are leaning into simplicity and operator strength.

Poor lease structuring is derailing deals in healthcare real estate. Here’s what to watch out for and how to protect your value.

Operators are expanding in 2025—but they’re getting pickier. Here’s how that’s reshaping demand for healthcare real estate.

Outpatient real estate cap rates are compressing—what that means for pricing, valuations, and strategy in today’s market.