• Skip to main content
  • Skip to header right navigation
  • Skip to site footer
  • Blog
  • Free Resources
RevistaMed

RevistaMed

  • About
    • Meet Revista
    • Advisory Board
    • Partners
    • Press
    • Rising Leaders Council
    • Sponsorship
    • Contact Us
  • Events
    • 2025 Revista Medical Real Estate Investment Forum
    • Subscriber Webinar
  • Why Subscribe?
    • Revista x Pivotal
    • Featured Products
    • Business Development
    • Underwriting & Due Diligence
    • Asset Management
    • Capital Markets
    • Site Selection & Development
    • Leasing
  • Subscriber Login
Home / Construction/Development / Off Campus MOB Transaction Volume Gaining Share

Off Campus MOB Transaction Volume Gaining Share

November 18, 2020 by Mike Hargrave Topics: Construction/Development, Industry News, Mergers/Acquisitions, Real Estate Financing/Capital Markets, Revista News

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 (measured by SF), it should make sense that investment dollars targeted toward On campus MOBs should equal approximately 30% of all MOB transaction volume.  There are some firms in the sector that prefer On campus investments so the argument that the On campus share of volume should generally be greater than 30% of all volume.  The graph below shows transaction volume on a TTM basis broken out by On and Off campus MOBs.  The limited data series shows the share of On campus MOB transaction volume generally meandering near to above 30% of all transaction volume through 2018.  This supports the notion mentioned above.  However, beginning in 2019, the share of On campus MOB transaction volume has been falling and it has reached just 16% of all transaction volume as of 3Q20.  Is this a developing trend?  Stay tuned as we will dig further into this with future research.

Data Source: Revista
Mike Hargrave
Mike Hargrave

Other Articles by Mike Hargrave:

    • A Look at 1Q25’s highest occupied Medical Office Market
    • Outpatient Real Estate Sector Riding a Wave of Strength!
    • Off Campus MOBs Catching up to On Campus MOBs in the Top 50 Metros

Previous Post:Q3 MOB Sales Were About $2 Billion, Putting 2020 Not Far Behind 2019
Next Post:Revista Updates Top 50 Owners of Medical Real Estate

Sidebar

Topics

  • Construction/Development
  • Industry News
  • Leasing/Property Management
  • Mergers/Acquisitions
  • Policy/Legislation
  • Real Estate Financing/Capital Markets
  • Revista Best Practices
  • Revista News
  • Sponsor Spotlight
  • Transactions
  • Uncategorized

Archives

RSS Recent Blog Posts

  • Limited Transaction Volume to Start 2025 April 29, 2025
    The preliminary 1Q25 numbers are in, and they show that transaction volume has been slow to kick off the year. $1.5 billion worth of MOBs traded in the 1st quarter, and $8.9 billion traded over the past year. This suppressed level of activity is . . . The post Limited Transaction Volume to Start 2025 […]
    Stephen Lindsey
  • A Look at 1Q25’s highest occupied Medical Office Market April 28, 2025
    That’s right!  With a 1Q25 occupancy of 96.9%, Asheville NC is the highest occupied market of the largest 125 metros RevistaMed tracks each quarter.  Asheville, which is still recovering from the effects of Hurricane Helene in September of 2024, can find strength within its healthcare market and within the MOB sector. The post A Look […]
    Mike Hargrave
  • Rising Rents for Newly Built MOBs March 31, 2025
    How have rising construction costs affected rents? Revista’s construction data continues to show increases in the cost of building an MOB. The average cost per square foot came in at $549 for completed MOBs in 2024. That is a . . . The post Rising Rents for Newly Built MOBs appeared first on RevistaMed.
    Stephen Lindsey
  • Cap Rates by Property Price February 28, 2025
    Typically, the transaction stats we look at are only for MOB trades that are at least $2.5 million. However, we do have data on a solid portion of the smaller deals. In the chart below we compare cap rates based on the property price, including those under $2.5M . . . The post Cap Rates […]
    Stephen Lindsey

Other Free Resources

Industry Directory

Search for and/or list your medical real estate services in Revista’s medical real estate directory.

Reports & White Papers

Download free reports & white papers on medical real estate.

Add Lease/Sale Listing

Revista provides free lease/sale listings for healthcare real estate.

Ready to Schedule a Demo?

Get in Touch Now
  • Why Subscribe?
  • Events
  • The MOB Scene
  • Add A Directory Listing
  • Add Lease/Sale Listing
  • Contact Us
  • Sponsorship
  • About
  • Data Terms of Use
  • Sponsorship Terms
  • Press

SIGN UP FOR MOB SCENE NEWSLETTER

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn