LOS ANGELES—Doctors typically lease small medical office spacesto serve their private practice. This means that medical officesare often a configuration of small leased spaces. Now, that isbeginning to change. Rather than lease a small individual space,doctors are grouping together to lease large, shared spaces. Thinkof it as co-working for medical office. To find out more about theemerging trend, we sat down with Evan Lewitt, associate onthe healthcare brokerage services team at CBRE, for anexclusive interview.
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