Healthcare Real Estate

As behavioral health needs increase dramatically, investors race to address the gap in specialized facilities, according to Colliers' analysis.

Office and apartment accounted for most of the new distress in the quarter.

The push for the move is excess debt leverage entered for M&A-based growth.

Due diligence practices are adjusting rapidly as investors examine their target acquisition through modern lenses that affect the way asset information is collected and used, as well as new key KPIs related to long-term asset performance.

Developers are betting that combinations of medical care, social services, and behavioral health could improve treatments and be profitable.

Could it impact healthcare real estate transactions?

While the office segment struggled, industrial and multifamily sales volume trended up.

Many of the transactions are being generated from its JVs.