Saturday Recap: What Actually Moved in Medical CRE This Week
- Shane Lovelady

- Jul 26
- 2 min read
This week delivered some hard signals in medical real estate—suburban medical office action, portfolio-sized campus plays, and senior housing financing volume that matters.
🩺 Northern Virginia portfolio deal
Remedy Medical Properties and Kayne Anderson Real Estate quietly closed on eight medical office buildings totaling about 800,000 sq ft across Northern Virginia. These include a six-story, 120K sq ft building leased to Children’s National Health System, near Inova Fairfax Hospital. It’s a major market move, expanding institutional presence in a metro outpatient ecosystem. The price wasn’t disclosed, but tax records suggest valuation in the $300M‑plus range .
🏥 Morristown, NJ single‑asset trade
A boutique 58,440 sq ft building in Morristown Medical Corridor sold for $13.2 million. Fully occupied and one mile from Morristown Medical Center, the property includes tenants like radiology, pain consultants, and medical groups. The cap rate works out to attract top-tier investor demand for stable suburban ground-up investments .
🔁 $100M milestone in Phoenix
Kidder Mathews’ healthcare real estate team hit a major benchmark: nearly $100 million in sales and 100 transaction closings regionally through mid‑2025. It’s a solid sign that CRE activity—especially MOB leasing and small trades—is accelerating across secondary and tertiary Western markets .
💵 Senior financing surges
Berkadia’s Seniors Housing & Healthcare platform closed over $1.13 billion in new loans during the first half of 2025. That covers 64 senior housing assets in sectors from assisted living to skilled nursing, including HUD and GSE financing solutions . That level of lending reflects both strong demand and underwriting confidence in stable operations.
Why these moves matter
Institutional appetite remains strong in high-quality MOB portfolios with credit anchors.
Suburban single-asset trades continue to attract local and regional capital when tenancy and location align.
Financing momentum in the senior housing space confirms capital is flowing again—especially for operationally resilient assets.
Data volume matters—when teams hit $100M in activity, it means deal flow and execution are scaling.
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