April 2021: Monthly Edition
Who's Selling Medical Real Estate?
HREA | Healthcare Real Estate Advisors
As a follow up to HREA’s Who’s Buying Medical Real Estate, it’s worth understanding the breakdown of Who is Selling Medical Real Estate throughout the U.S. along with the circumstances that are driving these transactions.
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ASCS in 2020: A Year in Review
VMG Health
While the healthcare market as a whole was tremendously impacted by the coronavirus (“COVID-19”) pandemic, the Ambulatory Surgery Center (“ASC”) sub-industry was acutely impacted due to interruptions in normal operations caused by the pandemic.
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Revista confirms that total volume topped $11 billion for the fifth straight year in 2020
HREI Healthcare Real Estate Insights
In late January, Arnold, Md.-based Revista, a research firm focused on providing a wide variety of healthcare real estate (HRE) data to its subscribers, reported that medical office building (MOB) sales had “preliminarily” totaled $10.2 billion in 2020.
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10 factors that can make or break an ASC in the next 2 years
Becker’s Healthcare
The pandemic affected ASC case volume and operations in several ways in the last year, with some centers adapting while others are struggling to stay afloat.Learn more about factors that could make or break an ASC within the next two years, according to seven administrators and physicians.
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Medical Office Buildings Continue to Gain Investor Interest
Wealth Management
Medical office properties are rapidly becoming some of the most prized assets in real estate. They have survived the global crisis caused by the spread of the coronavirus with strong rents, on average, and very little vacant space.
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Flagship Healthcare Trust acquires medical office building in Central Florida
HREI Healthcare Real Estate Insights
Flagship Healthcare Trust (Flagship REIT), an outpatient healthcare real estate investment trust, has acquired a Class A medical office building in the rapidly growing metro area of Lakeland-Winter Haven in Florida. This marks the third acquisition for Flagship in Florida in the last three months.
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Top Ten MOB Buyers of 2020
Revista
Despite all the difficulties of the pandemic in 2020, medical office transaction activity still kept pace with previous years. Total sales volume cleared $11.2B and these top buyers represented almost half (46%) of that total.
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Hospital M&A update: 8 recent deals
Becker’s Healthcare
Eight transactions involving hospitals and health systems have been announced, finalized or advanced since March 1.
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Private equity healthcare deals in 2020: 5 key report findings
Becker’s Healthcare
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting the industry, global healthcare private equity deal volume rose to record levels last year, according to a Bain & Co.'s 10th Global Healthcare Private Equity and M&A Report.
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White Oak Healthcare MOB REIT Acquires 7 Medical Office Buildings in 5 States
Businesswire
White Oak Healthcare MOB REIT today announces the acquisition of seven medical office buildings in five states. The seven assets total 67,110 SF and are 100% leased to Fresenius and DaVita affiliates.
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$74M medical office building with ASC sold in Beverly Hills
Becker’s Healthcare
La Salle Investment Management acquired a Beverly Hills, Calif., medical office building with ASC for $74.4 million. The five-story, 49,721-square-foot building includes a surgery center, full-service pharmacy, valet parking and a rooftop deck, according to a March 25 release.
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Tampa Bay’s First Dedicated Outpatient Joint Replacement Surgery Center
Compass Surgical Partners
Orthopaedic Associates of West Florida (OAWF), Orthopaedic Specialties of Tampa Bay, and Compass partner in premier joint, spine and orthopaedic center in West Florida. The partnership brings together world-class joint, spine and orthopaedic surgeons in Tampa Bay Joint and Spine Center (TBJS).
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Post-Acute Care M&A Market Outlook and Insights
Edgemont
2020 was truly a banner year for post-acute care M&A with over 130 completed transactions (the highest in the past five years). Although implementation of the Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM), phase-out of Request for Anticipated Payments (RAPs), and the return of CMS’ Review Choice Demonstration (RCD) pilot were all anticipated by the home health industry in 2020 … the COVID-19 pandemic was not.
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