Private Equity Is Still Pouring Money Into Healthcare Real Estate

Private equity isn’t backing off healthcare real estate—in fact, they’re doubling down. This year alone, we’ve seen multi-property acquisitions in the medical office space, fresh investment in senior living platforms, and aggressive pushes into behavioral health facilities, especially in secondary and tertiary markets.

It’s not just about stable cash flow (though that helps). These firms are looking for inefficiencies they can fix and growth they can force. That might mean expanding outpatient services at a struggling MOB, or converting an underused skilled nursing facility into a modern psych rehab center. When private equity steps in, the real estate strategy usually follows fast.

But these moves also make valuations tricky. Traditional comps often fall short when you’re looking at a property that’s about to be rolled into a national platform or repositioned completely. That’s where deeper market intelligence matters.

If you’re evaluating a healthcare real estate deal with private equity involved—or wondering how these shifts might affect your market—we should talk.

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