“We’re still evaluating” doesn’t mean no—it means complexity. Here’s what that phrase actually means in healthcare real estate.

Healthcare real estate deals take longer than most—here’s why that’s normal, and how to keep things from stalling out.

Buildout costs for medical space are rising—and it’s changing how tenants lease, how landlords negotiate, and how value gets created.

Behavioral health real estate isn’t just hot right now — it’s built for the long haul. Here’s why investors are holding longer.

Smaller healthcare spaces are in high demand. Here’s why providers are ditching big footprints for smart, efficient layouts.

Some of the best healthcare real estate deals aren’t online — they’re off-market. Here’s why that’s happening more in 2025.

Medical office design is changing — and it looks a lot more like retail these days. Here’s what’s driving the shift.

Stocks are swinging. Headlines look rough. But medical real estate? Still steady, still in demand. Here’s why that matters.

In healthcare real estate, parking problems are deal problems. Here’s why smart operators still care about those parking ratios.

M&A deals in healthcare are heating up—but what role does the real estate actually play? More than you might think.

More providers are sharing space—but does co-tenancy create synergy or confusion? Here’s what to consider before jumping in.

In healthcare real estate, turnkey space is great—but what do tenants actually want beyond move-in ready? Let’s dig in.

A medical office may look ready, but is it really turnkey? Here’s what makes a difference when speed and functionality matter.

Licensing can make or break a deal in healthcare real estate. Here’s how it affects value, tenant interest, and deal speed.

In healthcare real estate, getting a facility up and running fast matters more than ever. Here’s what that means for owners and investors.

Insurance premiums are rising—and that’s starting to impact healthcare real estate deals. Here’s how to stay ahead of it.

Small behavioral health facilities are gaining attention for their efficiency, flexibility, and strong valuation potential.

Outpatient care is growing fast—here’s how it’s reshaping demand, design, and valuation in healthcare real estate.

Rising construction costs are shifting how healthcare facilities get built and valued. Here’s what to know in 2025.

Behavioral health real estate is gaining traction with investors. Here’s why 2025 is the year this asset class breaks into the spotlight.