Genesis Healthcare, one of the nation's largest operators of nursing homes, filed for bankruptcy protection and is seeking permission to reject leases on more than a dozen properties across the country.
Emory University, one of the largest employers in the Atlanta area, intends to convert two historic buildings into housing for staff members who work at its Midtown Atlanta medical center.
Canada's largest healthcare real estate investment trust is bringing in a new chief executive officer to run the company with a portfolio of 169 properties after a period of strategic review.
Invesque, an owner of assisted living and memory care facilities, plans to sell or lease all or a portion of its portfolio of 28 properties in the United States and Canada.
Galderma, a Swiss pharmaceutical company that specializes in dermatology and skincare products, is opening a new Miami office to serve as its U.S. headquarters, in a move that’s expected to bring about 150 employees to the area by 2028.
Locust Point Capital, a Miami-based lender on senior housing and healthcare properties, held the final close of a new investment fund, Locust Point Private Credit Fund III, with $668 million in total capital commitments.
Catholic healthcare provider Ascension plans to quadruple its footprint for outpatient surgery centers as the organization looks to capitalize on the segment’s growth as more surgical procedures move out of hospital settings.
One of the largest healthcare providers in Charleston, South Carolina, started construction on a $1.2 billion hospital as part of a plan to move its primary facility out of downtown to the region’s fast-growing suburbs.
After five challenging years following the onset of the pandemic, optimism is slowly returning to the Charlotte, North Carolina, office market, as leasing picks up and the availability rate begins to plateau.
Medical office leasing in the Denver area has increased every year since 2020, as a growing population, high median incomes and an evolving preference for outpatient facilities have driven demand in the market.
A real estate investment trust that specializes in nursing homes reached an agreement to acquire a portfolio of nine properties near the Missouri cities of Kansas City, St. Louis and Springfield.
JLL has hired a 20-year healthcare operations veteran to lead a team that works with medical clients on facility management and accreditation as it looks to grow that business.
Providence Swedish has reached a construction milestone on the first tower of the healthcare system's planned $1.3 billion expansion of its First Hill campus in Seattle.
Two healthcare providers want to build a new hospital in Clarksville, one of the fastest-growing cities in Tennessee, although state officials may not allow both companies to proceed.