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Why Transwestern Chooses to Remain Private

Lisa Brown | July 27, 2018

In this EXCLUSIVE, Heard says Transwestern has no plans to go public in the future because it values the benefits of being a privately held firm and its partners have flourished under the ownership structure.

Bricks vs Clicks? It's Not 'Us Against Them'

John Salustri | June 06, 2018

Transwestern's Nick Hernandez says it's time to stop the “us-against-them” mentality many retailers feel toward e-commerce. Adapt or die.

Redevelopments Offer Rehabilitative, Seniors Care Opportunities

Leslie Merril | January 11, 2018

It isn't just retail that is getting a healthcare reboot. Leslie Meril writes about the pros and cons of other asset types in this EXCLUSIVE commentary for GlobeSt.com.

Retail Leases Pose Unique Challenges for Healthcare Providers

'Licia Shreves | December 07, 2017

Retail locations open a new world of leasing concerns for the healthcare practitioner. But a little knowledge can go a long way to easing the transition, writes Transwestern's 'Licia Shreves in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.

An Atypical Strategy for Aging Medical Office Buildings

Brent Barnes | November 06, 2017

"At some point, failure to renovate will drive patients and tenants to competing providers that offer more modern facilities," warns Transwestern's Brent Barnes in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.

Project Management: The Treatment Protocol for Healthcare Development

Peter Stojkovic | October 12, 2017

Is there room for a project manager in today's hospital or clinic? Peter Stojkovic of Transwestern takes a look in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.

Healthcare Design Differentiates Practices in Consumer-Driven Marketplace

Justin Brasell | September 05, 2017

Competition for patients has become more heated across the medical office sector, but as Justin Brasell, VP of healthcare advisory services at Transwestern, sees…

Aggressive Action Maximizes Medical Office Lease Value

Chad Gunter | August 01, 2017

Chad Gunter of Transwestern examines how it can be key to improved financial health for a healthcare provider in this EXCLUSIVE commentary for GlobeSt.com.

Tiny Hospitals Blend Acuity, Affordability, Accessibility

Robert Garcia | July 05, 2017

Is it time to look at microhospitals? Robert Garcia of Transwestern says the new healthcare alternative merits a look in this EXCLUSIVE column for GlobeSt.com.

Navigating the Benefits of Net Lease

John Salustri | June 08, 2017

CHICAGO—Transwestern's Marc Imrem, fresh from RECon, talks us through the paths to follow—and those to avoid—in the net lease market.

Cult Retailers Kick 'Experience' up a Notch

John Salustri | June 06, 2017

HOUSTON—If you think cult retail involves strange midnight rituals, you've got a lot to learn.

The American Mall Reboot—2.0

John Salustri | June 02, 2017

WALNUT CREEK, CA—Millennials won't always stick to their walk-to-work ways.  That's good news for mall owners and retailers, says Transwestern's Brian Landes.

Why You Should Consider Buying a Medical Office Condominium

Sonny O'Drobinak | June 01, 2017

WALNUT CREEK, CA—Much of the conversation in healthcare real estate has focused on medical office buildings, hospitals and property management, but what…

Strengthening the Hospital/Real Estate Bond

Jay Johnson | May 02, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—"Hospitals and healthcare systems share a common challenge when it comes to including real estate considerations in corporate planning" writes Transwestern's Jay Johnson in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.

Emphasize Care in Healthcare Property Management

Debra Schooler | April 05, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—How important is a good property manager/tenant relationship in healthcare real estate? Very, says Transwestern's Debra Schooler in this exclusive column.

Avoiding Pitfalls in Medical Office Transactions

Steve Hall | March 15, 2017

NEW YORK CITY—The healthcare sector has seen significant regulatory and demographic changes over the last decade.  And while those have been well documented,…

Getting Millennials Committed to Real Estate

Brian J. Rogal | June 01, 2016

CHICAGO—Statistics show that millennials change jobs far more often than older workers, but Transwestern has put plans in place to keep their younger employees with the company.

Transwestern: Surveying GenX-ers, 'Neglected Middle Child' In The Workplace

Steve Lubetkin | May 19, 2016

PARSIPPANY, NJ—Members of Generation X, those born from 1965 to 1980, “the neglected middle child” in offices that also contain Baby Boomers and Millennials, are more like their Boomer predecessors than the younger Millennials, a recent Transwestern report discovered. Learn more in our exclusive audio interview with Transwestern research director Matt Dolly.