MOB Construction Starts Strong Despite Rising Costs
We\’ve all been hearing about the significant uptick in materials and labor costs associated with construction over the last number of months, particularly lumber which has been the focus of …
We\’ve all been hearing about the significant uptick in materials and labor costs associated with construction over the last number of months, particularly lumber which has been the focus of …
MOB construction has been slower than usual in 2025. Less projects are breaking ground than are completing, so the pipeline has been shrinking. In recent times, inventory has typically grown around 1.5% annually. Over the past year MOB inventory has grown . . .
The Medical Office Building (MOB) sector has shown its mettle through previous economic challenges. But with the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and ensuing slowdown of elective surgeries and office …
MOB project completions continue to slow in 2Q, down to 17 million square feet in annual deliveries. This is the lowest pace of deliveries in the last 6 years and represents a 32% decrease from the annual run rate of 25.1 million SF in deliveries in 1Q2020- just before the onset of COVID and all the related shutdowns, restrictions and labor shortages.
During Revista’s recent 3Q webcast, Principal Mike Hargrave data showing that the volume in the third quarter was, preliminarily, $4.6 billion, the second highest quarterly total – behind the $4.9 billion of sales in Q2 2017 — since Revista began tracking such data in 2015.
The year 2018 proved to be healthy one for new medical office building (MOB) construction projects, which is certainly music to the ears of professionals involved in the healthcare real …
In recent weeks we’ve seen significant volatility in the stock market along with increasing fears of a recession. After all, this is now the longest market expansion in history. It …
The construction pipeline of new and replacement hospital projects has been steadily increasing over the past two years. As of the second quarter, 45 million square feet of new hospital …
Revista and HREI unveil the first independently verified research project to look exclusively at the development of medical office buildings (MOBs) and other outpatient facilities ARNOLD, Md., and MINNETONKA, Minn., …
One of the largest projects in the Revista database is about to open on June 24th after more than a decade of careful planning and execution. NYU Langone has been …
Long-time owners of healthcare properties have recognized this phenomenon for a while – tertiary markets offer high occupancy and high probability of renewal – contrary to conventional investment wisdom in . . .
A lasting conversation among investors in the MOB sector has been the choice between On campus MOB investments and Off campus MOB investments. Comprising approximately 30% of the MOB stock …
As you may know, Revista tracks both Medical Office Buildings (MOBs) and Office with Medical Buildings (Office-Med). To qualify as an MOB, a substantial majority (usually all) of the tenants …
he outpatient real estate sector is large and diverse. The terms Medical Office Building (MOB) or Medical Outpatient Building (also MOB) are often used to describe the main property types in the outpatient sector. In all, the MOB sector comprises over 1.6 billion square feet (SF) across . . .
Construction Volume in $ Billions After review of construction projects in the top ten markets (ranked by population), we have uncovered over $27 Billion in construction activity. Included in this …
A Revista milestone has been reached! We have finished a first sweep of the country for medical construction projects. There are now over 1100 searchable construction projects in planning or …
Revista has recently released mid-year 2015 construction reports. A national report is available for purchase while subscribers have additional access to the top 50 metros report, and 8 region reports. …
When developing an investment strategy, many investors will focus on geographic areas that have a high level of population growth. But does population growth translate into more demand for space? …