Healthcare Real Estate

In an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, John Pollock, Meridian CEO, recently discussed the demand for healthcare, locations of choice for developers and the outlook for medical real estate going into 2018.

A quarter of the country's total population will be in the elder years within the coming decade, along with pressure to cut costs and new technologies, to result in boosted demand for medical office properties.

The facility will be an integral part of the Baylor Scott &amp; White Medical Center Irving's campus and is located adjacent to Baylor Scott &amp; White's 296-bed hospital serving the communities of Irving, Coppell and Grand Prairie, TX.

Quality healthcare assets are very competitive and value-add properties attract fewer investors because of the expertise or disposition that is required to be successful, says Colliers in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

A continuation of the trends that shaped last year, such as more development of outpatient facilities and little change in cap rates or MOB pricing, should carry over to 2018, says Colliers in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

The severity of the opioid epidemic is causing people to seek new, natural, alternative medicine and therapies such as acupuncture to treat their ailments, Modern Acupuncture's Chad Meisinger tells GlobeSt.com.

Construction is underway for the senior assisted living center, Sunrise at East 56th Street.