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Medical Office Buyer

Buyer or investor evaluating medical office assets. Cares about which cap-rate tier a building's tenant mix puts it in (hospital-system NNN, established physician group, or smaller practice), how buildout and regulatory costs change underwriting versus standard office, the historic construction slowdown as a supply thesis, and how remaining lease term changes pricing.

Medical OfficeBuyer8 emails · quarterly

Who it's for

Buyers and investors looking at medical office property: the contacts you want to hear from you before they call someone else.

A taste of the writing

“The trap is assuming the name on the building is the name on the lease.”
  1. Day 1Welcomes them to your network and shows medical office listings that fit.StoryListings
  2. Day 5A light, friendly note with a fun fact about medical office.StoryFun fact
  3. Day 14Explains how the tenant's size and credit set pricing on a building.Story
  4. Day 28Zoning, approvals and lease structure to confirm before touring a building.Story
  5. Day 45What slowing new construction means for renewals, with a cited market figure.StoryMarket figure
  6. Day 60How lease term, credit and guarantees shape the loan they can get.Story
  7. Day 75Whether grouped buildings sell at a premium, and how to build toward that.Story
  8. Day 90A buyer's full checklist for medical office, with buildings that fit.StoryListings
  9. Then every quarterA fresh note every quarter, for as long as they stay on the journey.StoryMarket figureListings