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Saturday Recap: What Actually Moved in Medical CRE This Week

  • Writer: Shane Lovelady
    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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