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After a slow start to the year, medical office building (MOB) sales have picked up in the second and third quarters (Q2 and Q3), providing a very strong possibility that the final 2019 volume will top $10 billion for the fifth straight year.
Medical office building (MOB) sales have certainly been a bit sluggish since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but not as slow as might’ve been predicted when the crisis first …
For all of 2023 investors have been waiting for more clarity on the monetary policy path. The FOMC meeting last week provided what many have been waiting for. The median projection for the federal funds rate is now 4.6 for the end of 2024. This leaves room for three 25 basis point cuts throughout the year. While not shown in the graph below, the full range of forecasts for 2024 is 3.9 – 5.4. This indicates that all the meeting participants are predicting no rate hikes in 2024, which is a first for this year.
Below is a roundup of transactions that occurred within the past few weeks and months: The Carlyle Group recently purchased the Corinthian Medical Offices from ProMed Properties for $48 million …
The following are recent medical office buildings from Revista’s northeast region that traded hands: 110 Lockwood Ave, 140 Lockwood Ave, 140A Lockwood Ave, 150 Lockwood Ave Centrock Corp purchased the Lockwood Medical …
The Regulation D Reserve Requirement, put in place by the Federal Reserve in 2020, is a measure designed to improve the stability of the financial system by requiring certain financial institutions to hold a minimum amount of reserves against their deposit liabilities.
By all accounts, US healthcare REITs had a banner year in 2014. Overall, healthcare REITs had total returns of over 33% in 2014 and had an equity market cap approaching …
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITS) accounted for 48% of the buying activity for medical office buildings (MOBs) in the 2nd quarter of 2014. REITs bought $454 million worth of MOBs in …
We have analyzed recently how private investors are buying substantially more healthcare real estate than they have previously, and how they are taking up a larger percentage of buyer activity. …
Rendina Healthcare Real Estate, a leading MOB developer/investor in the sector, has put up a 10 property, 489,301 square foot high quality MOB portfolio for sale. JLL has been hired …
Revista has posted the first quarter, 2020 Industry Fundamentals Report to its subscriber site (https://www.revistamed.com/user/myaccount). The Revista MOB Sector Fundamentals Report represents approximately 150M SF of data reported by major …
Revista has posted the Mid -2017 Top 50 Metro Rankings Report for Medical Real Estate to its subscriber portal. Revista partners and Revista full national access subscribers Revista can access …
The Mid Year Revista transactions report has been released and is available to subscribers. Some highlights: *$19.1B in hospitals and MOBs traded in the last 12 months – down somewhat …
Revista has updated and released to subscribers the 2025 Top Medical Real Estate Owners Report.
The 2025 Top Medical Real Estate Owners Report provides summary and detail analysis on the 50 US largest owners of medical real estate.
Revista has posted a research paper titled “2021 The Off Camus Debate”. The research piece outlines the movement of healthcare towards off campus medical office buildings and provides analysis on an off campus group of MOBs
Revista has updated its annual look at the size and scope of the health care real estate sector. This update measures the real estate size and value of general acute care hospitals and outpatient buildings across the contingent United States.
SABRA Healthcare REIT (NYSE: SBRA) announced in a recent filing that they purchased 4 post-acute SNFs located in Maryland at a price/bed that rivals some hospital trades. They are purchasing …
Medical real estate seems to be in a tide shift when it comes to sales activity. With a second 25-bps cut in the federal funds rate and the announcement of the Remedy/Welltower transaction, we already know 4Q . . .