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Healthcare Capital Markets 2025 Outlook

Healthcare Real Estate Positioned for Growth in 2025

Medical outpatient building (MOB) transaction activity rebounded in 2024, and with easing interest rates, 2025 is shaping up to be a prime opportunity for investors. Pricing is on the rise, cap rates remain attractive, and key buyer groups—including institutional investors and REPE advisors—are set to drive activity. Our 2025 Healthcare Capital Markets Outlook answers five critical questions on interest rates, pricing, active buyers, market opportunities, and where healthcare real estate stands in the CRE cycle. 

 
key takeaways: 
  • MOB transaction activity rebounded in 2024 and will grow as interest rates decline.  
  • Pricing recovered from 2023 lows and is expected to rise in 2025. 
  • Cap rates remain attractive relative to risk-free options. 
  • Active buyers in 2025 include developers, operators, institutional investors and real estate private equity (REPE) advisors. 
  • Investment opportunities exist nationwide. 
  • As CRE recovers, MOB remains a top alternative asset class, driven by strong fundamentals and demographics.

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  • Sandy Romero
    Head of Life Sciences & Healthcare Insights, Research Manager
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