Healthcare systems are replacing sprawling hospital campuses with more agile, performance-driven real estate portfolios centered on outpatient facilities and mixed-use developments. As providers optimize acute-care assets and expand community-based care, the shift is creating new investment opportunities while fundamentally changing how healthcare services are delivered and where future capital is deployed.
Located in Denver’s Hale neighborhood, the property sits adjacent to the expanding 9+CO master-planned district and directly west of Rose Medical Center. The financing was arranged through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 221(d)(4) loan program and marks the largest 221(d)(4) construction loan in the company’s history.
The former rail yard is poised to become one of the largest urban mixed-use redevelopment projects in the U.S. Early plans suggest the district could accommodate at least 2 million square feet of office and medical office space.
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