Healthcare Expert Says There Is No Use Waiting On The World To Change
The healthcare industry is in flux and industry leader Baylor Scott & White Chief Strategy Officer Lavone Arthur said there is no going back to the way things were. She said many companies are being reactive instead of leaning into the change. Arthur said disciplined, strategic deployment of capital in the medical office building asset class (i.e. building flexible, versatile and with an eye on the future) is the way to succeed in an uncertain healthcare industry.
“I don't think the industry is in a situation today where you can sit back and wait it out because that implies that things will stabilize or go back to a familiar, stable environment. I don't believe that's going to…
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Building Alert: $61M Addition Coming To Medical City Plano
A new commercial medical building valued at $61.6M is slated for the Medical City Plano campus at 3901 West 15th St., according to the largest permit for the property filed March 16.
Additional permits covering a $4.4M addition and a $486K "Hospital bed tower & surgery plumbing pre-site…
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3 Key Factors Office Tenants Need To Know When It Comes To Reliable, Future-Ready In-Building Connectivity
Data streaming, mobile apps, video streaming and the Internet of Things have done more than revolutionize how people consume information. These trends have changed how and where people work. As more office workers rely on data streaming devices to conduct…
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Mocha And Minions: Inside Comcast's Attempt To Revive Its Image Through Retail
Comcast has jumped into the experiential retail trend with two openings of its Studio Xfinity concept, a move Comcast representatives and retail experts say is aimed at repairing the often-criticized company's image rather than bringing in sales.
"The company recognized that a lot of the customers felt disconnected," said Comcast Senior Consultant Vailen Smith, who works in the D.C. location. "They figured a way to fix that was to create a place customers could come, hang out and grab a cup of coffee."
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Chinese Investment In U.S. Real Estate Dropped By Half In 2017
With China's government clamping down on outbound investments, Chinese investment in U.S. real estate has declined as feared. With regulations in full swing as of March 1, megadeals will remain a thing of the past. Chinese investment in U.S. commercial real estate took a nosedive in 2017, dropping 55% compared to volume in 2015 and 2016, according to a report from Cushman & Wakefield.
Chinese investors spent $7.3B on U.S. real estate in 2017 compared to $16.2B in 2016. Increased government scrutiny and regulations on outbound investment in China have partially led to a decline in volume and the number of megadeals of $1B or more.
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