What’s Shaping Medical CRE This Week
- Shane Lovelady

- Jul 27
- 2 min read
Things aren’t slowing down yet. Here’s what deserves your attention in the upcoming week:
🔧 CT Hospital Fallout: In Connecticut, bankrupt Prospect Medical Holdings just secured an additional $30 million in emergency financing to keep operating three hospitals. That follows a larger loan earlier in the year. No sale auction has closed yet, putting pressure on valuation terms, landlord credit risk, and potential distressed ownership scenarios .
🌿 Boerne, TX Breakthrough: One Seven Business Park—a 40,000 sq ft medical office development near San Antonio—began interior build-outs in late July for its first shell space. Completion is slated for September, signaling steady suburban demand in fast-growing Hill Country markets .
🏥 Kansas City Hospital Opening: AdventHealth’s Lenexa City Center—the first hospital in Lenexa, Kansas—opened mid‑July. Phase one includes a 96-bed facility and 56,000 sq ft of contiguous medical office. It marks $247 million in development and permanent on-campus MOB pipeline for future expansion .
🧬 Charlotte Innovation District Ramps: The Pearl medical innovation district in Charlotte continues progress. Featuring mixed-use labs, retail, and a new Wake Forest med school campus, the district is expected to deliver a new wave of life science and outpatient office activity in Q3–Q4 .
Why it matters:
The Connecticut funding deal highlights how bankrupt operators can complicate valuations and sale-leaseback terms.
Boerne’s medical park launch is a textbook example of emerging suburban outpatient demand where population growth meets aging demographics.
The Lenexa opening signals hospital campus plus MOB planning, which becomes the blueprint for capital-intensive outpatient strategy.
Charlotte’s Pearl reinforces the rising role of innovation districts in creating mixed-use healthcare campuses—and potential new tenants, investors, and value-add plays.
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