It is no surprise that regulatory issues and the changes in continuum of care continue to effect the way healthcare systems are delivering services. In preparation for the upcoming RealShare Healthcare event, held at the JW Marriott Camelback in Scottsdale, AZ, GlobeSt.com exclusively chatted with panelist Julie Johnson, principal of the health care affinity group at Avison Young, on the subject.
“Despite uncertainty when it comes to healthcare legislation, this sector continues to strengthen,” explains Johnson. “We are seeing a building momentum that includes implementation of the latest technologies, a shift to increased outpatient settings, a rising demand for retail-style delivery, and job growth for healthcare workers across the board.”
Johnson tells GlobeSt.com that all of these factors bode well for the MOB investment sales market, making it extremely strong nationwide and a sector that has an increasingly diverse and expanding investor pool.
The RealShare Healthcare event will bring together more than 400 of the industry's top owners, investors, developers, brokers and financiers as they gather and share their insight and outlooks for the marketplace for the Healthcare event of the year. Also, keep an eye for the upcoming November/December issue of Real Estate Forum, where we five deeper into legislative issues and future of the sector.
It is no surprise that regulatory issues and the changes in continuum of care continue to effect the way healthcare systems are delivering services. In preparation for the upcoming RealShare Healthcare event, held at the JW Marriott Camelback in Scottsdale, AZ, GlobeSt.com exclusively chatted with panelist Julie Johnson, principal of the health care affinity group at Avison Young, on the subject.
“Despite uncertainty when it comes to healthcare legislation, this sector continues to strengthen,” explains Johnson. “We are seeing a building momentum that includes implementation of the latest technologies, a shift to increased outpatient settings, a rising demand for retail-style delivery, and job growth for healthcare workers across the board.”
Johnson tells GlobeSt.com that all of these factors bode well for the MOB investment sales market, making it extremely strong nationwide and a sector that has an increasingly diverse and expanding investor pool.
The RealShare Healthcare event will bring together more than 400 of the industry's top owners, investors, developers, brokers and financiers as they gather and share their insight and outlooks for the marketplace for the Healthcare event of the year. Also, keep an eye for the upcoming November/December issue of Real Estate Forum, where we five deeper into legislative issues and future of the sector.
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