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October - 2015
Newmark Knight Frank’s Phoenix office, in collaboration with Global Healthcare Services, announced the completion of a $141 million sale of the Integrated Medical Services portfolio encompassing four class A medical office buildings totaling 406,894 square feet.
A new medical office asset in San Juan Capistrano already completed pre-leasing operations, highlighting interest in the sector. Known as the San Juan Medical Center, the property owned by Accretive Realty Advisors is expected to house four tenants, fully occupying the facility by the end of Q1 of 2016.
Compensation for healthcare providers in America is moving away from a fee-for-service model to one based on value measured by quality, affordability, efficiency and satisfaction of the patient. The former model is based on volume of services provided, while the new population health models focus on improving the overall well-being of a defined group of patients.
It is a period of great change in commercial real estate investments, change that impacts all segments of the industry, and key among these changes is the growing presence of outbound Asian capital in the global marketplace. With a record $46 billion hitting the real estate market in 2014, Asian capital in all forms — private and public funds, and both indirect and direct placements — has started on the path to becoming what we believe will be the dominant factor in global investments.
