Houston, TX, December 11 , 2025 – Partners Real Estate, a private partnership-led fully-integrated commercial real estate firm, announced today that it has arranged the sale of a 21,230-sq.-ft. multi-tenant medical office building located at 19411 McKay Boulevard in Humble, Texas. Partners Medical Investment team represented both sides of the transaction: Ryan McCullough, Partner, represented the seller, and Connor Watson, Vice President, represented the buyer.  This transact

November marked a clear rebound in transaction activity after a noticeably slower October. Our team saw momentum pick up across multiple listings, driven by buyers eager to get deals across the finish line before year-end. Despite the uptick in closings, overall inventory remains tight and average time on market continues to trend upward. Supply constraints are still shaping the market, and all eyes are on the months ahead to see whether falling interest rates bring meaningfu

October marked a clear acceleration in medical office transaction activity across Texas. Sellers are adjusting to market realities, with average asking prices per square foot declining and average asking cap rates rising slightly—both contributing to a narrowing of the bid-ask spread. While the Federal Reserve reduced rates by 25 basis points, long-term Treasury yields—more directly tied to borrowing costs and cap rates—have remained relatively stable. Even so, investor senti

Across the U.S., healthcare delivery is undergoing a structural shift. Hospitals and health systems are moving more procedures and patient interactions out of acute-care campuses and into decentralized, outpatient, and even at-home models. This evolution—driven by cost efficiency, patient preference, and technology—is reshaping how and where care is delivered, and by extension, how medical real estate is valued and deployed. A recent Becker’s ASC report found that roughly 60%

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