HOUSTON—A continuation of the trends that shaped last year, such as more development of outpatient facilities and little change in cap rates or pricing for medical office buildings, should carry over to 2018. Furthermore, there will be strong demand from investors for healthcare properties, particularly now that institutional and foreign investors have set their sights on the healthcare property sector.
These are some of the healthcare market tendencies that Beth Young, Colliers International senior vice president specializing in medical and investment properties, recently discussed in part one of a two-part exclusive. She also shared insight into expansions/contractions and hospital designs.
GlobeSt.com: What are some of the expansions and contractions that are evident throughout the metro?
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