Recent data shows a select group of metros are beginning to pull away from the broader market on medical office rents, absorption and development activity. For investors, the opportunity now lies in identifying which metros combine tight occupancy with disciplined supply—and which markets may soon face a more meaningful test of demand as new construction delivers.
On June 24th, industry leaders will explore how healthcare organizations are maximizing existing assets, improving flexibility and identifying the highest and best uses for medical real estate in a rapidly changing healthcare landscape.
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.
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