Skilled nursing investors are seeing a recovery in dealmaking and per-bed pricing just as the sector's occupancy outlook grows more challenging. globest.com/2026/10/20/skill…

AI is only as good as the data feeding it. CRE data lives in old PDF leases, disconnected spreadsheets and databases that don’t match. Messy inputs produce unreliable outputs, which keeps AI out of the decisions that matter.

Healthcare REITs are shifting investment toward senior housing, while private institutional investors increasingly fill the gap in medical office ownership. bisnow.com/news/los-angeles/…

Investors and lenders still favor healthcare properties connected to major hospitals A joint venture led by Diversified Healthcare Trust has secured financing from Morgan Stanley and BNP Paribas for two medical office towers at 8631 and 8635 W. Third St. in Los Angeles. The deal shows that capital keeps flowing to medical office properties with three advantages: proximity to a major hospital, established healthcare tenants and access to clinical infrastructure. West Los Angeles is a prime example. Anchored by Cedars-Sinai and UCLA, its medical office buildings command some of the highest rents in the region. New supply is scarce. Only 61,000 square feet of medical office space is under construction across Los Angeles, the smallest pipeline in a decade. Cedars-Sinai is also doubling down on its surroundings. The health system recently paid $270 million to acquire the ground lease beneath part of the nearby Beverly Connection shopping center.

Texas MOB Snapshot | Q3 2026

U.S. retail held firm in Q3 2026, with the strongest net absorption since 2023. - Net absorption: 10.5 million sq ft - Vacancy: 4.3%, down 10 bps - Under construction: 58.1 million sq ft - Asking rents: $26.20/sq ft, up 0.7%

Surgery is shifting beyond hospital walls. Precedence Research puts the U.S. ambulatory surgery center market at $49.19B in 2026, projecting $84.17B by 2035 The drivers: outpatient migration, more complex procedures and consolidation. 🔗 bit.ly/4hL5TPX

Harbor Health expands into Houston with Village Medical clinics deal Harbor Health, an Austin-based "payvider," is expanding into the Houston market by acquiring 27 Village Medical clinics and launching insurance products across the region. Harbor Health expects to close the purchase of 27 of Houston’s 41 Village Medical locations by the end of 2026. The clinics will retain the Village Medical name and continue accepting patients' current insurance without requiring action from consumers.

Healthcare is carrying the jobs report Healthcare by itself added 371,800 jobs over the past year, while social assistance added 148,600 over the year. Physician offices, the most direct source of medical-office demand, added 37,900 jobs over the year, or 7.6% of net payroll growth. Ambulatory care as a whole added 213,300, hospitals 108,100, and nursing and residential care 50,400.

MD Anderson is planning a roughly $931 million cancer campus in Manvel as part of a multibillion-dollar retail project at Hwy 6 and 288. The about 1 million sq ft center would be built in two phases on 50 acres, with 755 workers and an $81.5 million annual payroll at full operations.