Over the past decade, medical office has emerged as one of the most sought-after asset classes in commercial real estate. Driven by the rise of e-commerce and reinforced by the resilience of healthcare during COVID-19, investor demand has accelerated. Yet medical office is not a uniform product. Understanding basis, market functionality, and future flexibility is critical to avoiding hidden risk and preserving long-term value.

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%

Medical office inventory across the U.S. is growing at its slowest pace in over a decade. Annual supply growth has dropped to just 1.1 to...

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