The 2020 Outpatient Real Estate Development Report provides a wealth of information on medical office and other outpatient properties started and completed in 2018 by 3rd party developers. The report provides a ranking of total number of projects, total square feet and total construction value for the top developers.
From 4/13/20 to 4/17/20 Revista conducted a survey targeted towards medical real estate stakeholders. Two surveys were developed, one to measure Covid-19 impacts on Leasing and one to measure the pandemic’s potential impact on the medical real estate investing environment.
A survey of leaders in the healthcare industry.
Interest in healthcare real estate is increasing as fast as the industry itself is growing. Rising patient numbers and real estate spending point to long-term demand and cycle resilience for investment in healthcare-related buildings.
The lease accounting standards issued last week will cause balance sheets to swell, and select hospitals may see their debt load grow by 30 percent. What can you do now to prepare for 2019?
It is common for seniors housing and health care properties to be leased from a passive owner to an operator. Such leases often include purchase price options and/or rent reset provisions. Unfortunately, the wording commonly seen in such leases often falls short of adequately setting forth the process for determining the option purchase price or rent. This article will outline some of the pitfalls commonly seen and provide guidance to lessors, lessees, and attorneys that will be helpful in drafting such provisions.
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