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REITs Step Up in the 4th Quarter to Polish Off Solid
Year of Transaction Volume in Medical Office Space
“Market Equilibrium” = Cap Rates Hover + Alignment of Seller
and Buyer Expectations + Capital Available
posted on March 14, 2019
NEW YORK — Minimal volatility and a steady pipeline of sizable acquisition opportunities were catalysts for another great year in the medical office building (“MOB”) sector following 2017’s record transaction volume. Over the course of 2018, 1,172 properties sold, totaling $12.8 billion—10 percent lower than 2017’s volume of 1,315 properties and $14 billion in dollar volume. Despite the dip in volume, average MOB cap rates and average prices on a per-square-foot basis generally held 2017 levels ($287 per square foot), thus exhibiting market equilibrium for the asset class.
Inside the 4Q18 MOB Quarterly Update:
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Key Transaction Highlights
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Transaction Volume Trends
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Regional Transaction Highlights
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Pricing and Cap Rate Trends
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Industry Rate Benchmark Trends
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