Traditional office buildings have increasingly been considering medical tenants for spaces historically reserved for professional office use, a trend that is reshaping both traditional office buildings and medical practices, according to a Colliers report.
The shift is tied to high vacancy rates in traditional office buildings caused by remote and hybrid work. Landlords are seeking creative solutions to backfill empty floors, said Colliers.
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