Healthcare Real Estate

Investors have come to appreciate the recession-resistant returns offered by healthcare real estate.

Sale leaseback transactions generally see year-one yields in the 8% to 10% range.

The smaller banks are growing loans and large deposits; the larger banks have become more cautious and are holding more cash.

But following the Treasury rate is very hard to do.

The giant asset manager says geopolitics, aging populations, and energy prices are the major reasons.

When times are trying, it makes sense for property owners to see what is happening with occupiers' customers and workers.

Forty-eight percent of experts recommended buying, 46.4% said hold, and just 5.8% said sell.

As lenders cut back, it gets harder to see how the industry works through its problems.