HBRE

11/03/2026

Demand for medical office space continues to grow across the Sun Belt, while new development struggles to keep pace.

As more healthcare services move into outpatient settings, markets like Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston are seeing increased pressure on available medical space. Limited supply and rising construction costs are making location, existing inventory, and development strategy increasingly important.

For healthcare providers, property owners, and investors, these market conditions are worth watching.

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More medical construction needed, especially in Texas and Florida, JLL says

10/29/2026

Healthcare providers continue to rethink where and how care is delivered.

As hospitals focus on more complex inpatient cases, outpatient services are expanding to improve access, manage costs, and meet changing patient needs. This shift is also influencing demand for medical office buildings and other outpatient facilities.

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Patient demand and payer pressures have been nudging procedures out of expensive inpatient settings, according to a new report.

10/26/2026

Physician consolidation is reshaping healthcare real estate. As practices combine, demand is growing for larger medical office buildings while neighborhood clinics and ambulatory surgery centers continue to support more distributed outpatient care.

Read more: https://loom.ly/MEyXZmQ on how physician consolidation is influencing healthcare real estate.

Physician practice consolidation is driving demand for both larger multispecialty medical office buildings and smaller neighborhood clinics, according to Colliers’ third-quarter 2026 healthcare services report, GlobeSt reported Oct. 14. Hospital systems, corporate owners and private equity firms c...

10/22/2026

HBRE is growing, and we’re looking for new team members!

We’re currently hiring for two corporate services positions:

• Lease Administrator
• Senior Lease Administrator

If you have experience in lease administration and are interested in joining a team focused on healthcare real estate, we’d love to hear from you.

Explore the opportunities and apply through LinkedIn:

Lease Administrator:
https://loom.ly/eFvlckw

Senior Lease Administrator:
https://loom.ly/9rQng6U

10/20/2026

What drives investors to acquire medical office buildings? Strong tenant demand, durable income potential, strategic locations, and limited new supply remain key considerations.

Recent market data highlights continued investor activity, with medical outpatient building investment volume rising 24% year over year in Q2 2026.

Explore the factors influencing buyer decisions in our article: https://loom.ly/uUOY_Vg

In the complex landscape of real estate investment, medical office buildings (MOBs) stand out as highly sought-after assets. The motivations driving buyers in this market segment are multifaceted, ranging from the long-term investment potential to the stability offered by healthcare-related tenants....

10/15/2026

A recent Forbes article from explores five ways AI and digital technologies can deliver practical value across healthcare, from improving coordination to making operations more efficient.

As these tools become more integrated into care delivery, they will also shape how providers plan, manage, and use their facilities.

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AI and digital tools simplify healthcare decisions, reduce administrative work and improve information sharing, helping people navigate care with greater ease.

10/12/2026

MOB rents remain resilient compared to the broader office market, supported by steady healthcare demand and limited supply of well-located medical space.

For tenants and owners, planning ahead, evaluating total lease costs, and benchmarking comparable deals can help strengthen negotiating leverage.

HBRE helps healthcare providers and property owners evaluate lease terms and develop strategies aligned with their needs.

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10/09/2026

A good medical office location goes beyond square footage. Convenient access, parking, visibility, and proximity to patients can all influence a property's long-term value and its ability to serve healthcare providers.

Choosing the right location is an important part of building a successful healthcare practice.
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If there ever was a time to purchase medical real estate, that time is now. Purchasing medical real estate is a significant undertaking.

10/06/2026

Converting traditional commercial space to medical office can create new opportunities, but the building has to be able to support the use.

Plumbing, electrical capacity, parking, zoning and infrastructure all play a role in determining whether a conversion makes sense.

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There's no one-size-fits-all strategy for conversion. Here's what to know.

10/02/2026

AI is moving quickly from experimentation to strategy in healthcare.

A recent Harvard Business Review article explores how healthcare organizations can turn AI into a lasting competitive advantage, with a focus on strategy, investment, and how organizations choose to implement the technology.

As providers continue to adapt, these decisions will also influence how healthcare organizations operate, grow, and plan for the future.

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As advanced AI becomes widely accessible, healthcare companies can no longer rely on superior technology alone for lasting advantage. Instead, they need a coherent AI strategy built around five interconnected choices: defining strategic goals, determining the scope of the type of problem or opportun...