Over the past year, healthcare real estate has experienced significant shifts driven by evolving patient care models and demographic trends. There has been a notable rise in demand for outpatient facilities and medical office buildings (MOBs) as healthcare providers move services out of traditional hospitals to more convenient, lower-cost community settings. Meanwhile, retail-to-medical conversions have become popular, repurposing vacant retail spaces into urgent care centers and wellness hubs. Real estate designs have also adapted, prioritizing infection control, ventilation, and patient safety, reflecting heightened awareness post-pandemic. Overall, healthcare real estate remains a resilient sector, despite a slowdown in rent growth and thinning construction pipeline.
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