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CRE Investors Should Listen to Advice for Healthcare Systems

The delivery systems manage large portfolios of real estate and are facing the same environment. Plans they make could be good guidance for CRE investors.

The healthcare industry faces challenges and market perturbations. That’s having impacts on CRE property owners and investors. A shift from inpatient to outpatient treatments, and the rapid development of outpatient office buildings, are an important example.

Then there is a report from DPR Construction, a major self-performing general contractor (they largely have all in-house crews rather than using subcontractors), that caregivers find themselves having to consider scale to “evaluate the best path forward to support patients and caregivers, and create financial sustainability.”

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Erik Sherman

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