Medical Office transaction

Investor Appetites for Medical Real Estate Trending at High Levels

October 14, 2015 by Mike Hargrave

Anyone involved in medical real estate in the past few years has felt the trends. Generally, we have seen rising volumes, cap rate compression and rising prices in the form …

MOB in Oakdale, CA Trades Hands

July 31, 2015 by Mike Hargrave

A 51,000 square foot medical office building in Oakdale, California traded hands in late July. The Oakdale Medical Plaza was developed in 2007 by GL Bruno in association with Oak …

No slowdown in the healthcare real estate transaction world…

February 3, 2016 by Mike Hargrave

The end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 has been tough month for investors. December saw the first increase in the fed funds rate in several years; the S&P 500 was down some …

Sales Activity Across Different Types of Healthcare Real Estate October 31, 2025
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 . . . The post Sales Activity Across Different Types of Healthcare Real Estate appeared first on RevistaMed.
Stephen Lindsey
MOB Occupancy Rate Hovering at Cyclical High October 30, 2025
The Medical Outpatient Building or Medical Office Building sector (both MOB) is at a cyclical high in 3Q25. The post MOB Occupancy Rate Hovering at Cyclical High appeared first on RevistaMed.
Mike Hargrave
Fundamentals in Fast Growing Core Markets September 26, 2025
How have the fundamentals held up in fast growing markets? In the chart below, we are showing the 10 metro areas with the largest MOB inventory growth over the past 5 years. Only the top 50 largest markets were considered, so we are focusing on well-established areas. Raleigh showed the . . . The post […]
Stephen Lindsey
Is MOB Construction Beginning to Rise? September 25, 2025
Those involved in MOB construction have felt the challenges with getting projects started the past several years. First, the Covid-19 pandemic created supply shortages and then the onset of inflation caused construction costs to rise significantly. The post Is MOB Construction Beginning to Rise? appeared first on RevistaMed.
Mike Hargrave