The University of South Carolina and its partner, Gilbane Development Co., expect construction of a new medical school in Columbia, South Carolina, to be completed on time in August 2027.
Two months after opening subscriptions to its new SCPI Principal Inside to the general public, Principal AM has made a first acquisition on behalf of this vehicle "designed to offer French investors a diversified and balanced international exposure between the American and European real estate markets [excluding France]."
An owner of nursing homes in the Southeast reached a deal to dispose of two properties in Georgia, an agreement that comes about four months after another sale agreement collapsed.
Catholic Health nearly doubled the size of its largest hospital on Long Island, New York, with a new medical pavilion designed by architecture and engineering firm HDR.
Nursing home investor Sabra Health Care REIT purchased an assisted living facility in the Atlanta area this month as it continues a string of deals for senior residential properties.
Not a week goes by without a deal falling through or a property being withdrawn from the market. With some of its leading professionals, Business Immo takes a close look at the real estate industry's balancing act.
When the Catholic University of America decided to construct a new nursing school, the architects faced a major obstacle: The stone found at other buildings on the Washington, D.C., campus that first opened in 1888 wasn't available.
A venture that includes global office developer Tishman Speyer is ramping up an already $3 billion bet on the recovery of biotech real estate with the launch of a fund meant to take advantage of lower prices stemming from a glut of space and slow demand.
Emory University acquired the former location of an Atlanta children's hospital, located on its campus, and plans to demolish the structures for future property development.
When Sutter Health decided to locate an expansive healthcare clinic at a site in Santa Clara, California, across the street from roller coasters and other thrill rides, the organization knew its patients and doctors would need protection from the noise.
In Raleigh, North Carolina's medical office market, single-story buildings have emerged as a clear favorite as healthcare providers prioritize accessibility and efficiency.
A pediatric physician group has leased space in the first new medical office building to open in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood in more than a decade.
Atlanta's medical office market is undergoing a quiet transformation. As the region's population grows and healthcare needs evolve, the landscape of medical real estate is being reshaped by new demands, shifting tenant preferences and the steady march of development.
A Bay Area real estate firm that specializes in life science, medical and research-and-development properties has appointed two executives to new roles as the region faces a high and rising vacancy rate in the sector.
Healthcare-focused real estate investor Welltower closed about $23 billion in property deals and debt payments as it shifts its strategic focus from medical outpatient clinics to residential facilities for seniors.