Healthcare Real Estate

The seven-story 939 Ellis, which Seavest Healthcare Properties acquired in June 2018 for $49 million, consists of 87,189 square feet of rentable office space, and 53 parking spaces. The acquisition marked Seavest's entrance into the San Francisco real estate market.

There is $3.5 billion in capital investment planned over the next 24 months in Phoenix's growing bioscience market.

The residential and commercial developer tapped Nichols to help it expand development of independent living, assisted living, memory care, and active adult communities.

Convene and Eden Health will build primary care offices at Convene locations, starting in six US cities later this year.

Philadelphia is one of the nation's key clusters fueling the life sciences revolution, says Ian Anderson, CBRE Director of Research and Analysis.

Listen to an exclusive interview with Jeff Kozek and Jim Gallagher, construction litigation consultants, who say there are five broad construction litigation trends developers should keep in mind during 2019.

Private practice physicians have added regulations, insurance mandates, reporting requirements, rising costs, lower reimbursements, urgent care demand and consolidations so more are joining healthcare groups.

Boyd's proactive approach ensures projects ranging from office buildings to research laboratories to bio-fuel manufacturing facilities stay on track, Cushman & Wakefield says.