The medical office building market is niche, but has attracted increasing interest from investors over the past decade, Becker’s reports. Investors see medical office buildings, which typically include ASCs, physician offices and screening centers, as desirable assets because of their resilience during market shifts, high occupancy rates and positive outlook. Largely because of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical office building sales volume declined 12.2 percent year over year to $11.1 billion in 2020, but the drop off was far less than other commercial real estate sectors, according to a report from Colliers, a real estate investment management company. But in the coming years, in line with the country’s aging population, the number of medical office buildings is expected to boom. Read more.
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