WESTWOOD, N.J. — Cushman & Wakefield has brokered the $4.3 million sale of a 33,277-square-foot medical office building in the Northern New Jersey community of Westwood. According to LoopNet Inc., the three-story building at 400 Old Hook Road was originally constructed in 1987. Andrew Schwartz, Jordan Sobel, André Balthazard and Dan Bottiglieri of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Brian Anderson and Eddie Miro, also with Cushman & Wakefield, arranged acquisition financing on behalf of the buyer. Both parties requested anonymity.
WACONIA, MINN. — Kraus-Anderson has completed an interior and exterior remodel of Lakeview Clinic in Waconia, about 35 miles southwest of Minneapolis. Designed by DSGW Architecture, the project includes a 10,000-square-foot renovation. Key updates included relocating the main entrance; phased enhancements to the waiting areas and registration desk; and the expansion and renovation of the OB/GYN and podiatry clinics as well as the optical shop. The project also added new patient parking, including handicap stalls directly adjacent to the new entrance. Lakeview Clinic is an independent, physician-owned multispecialty group that has served the area for 70 years. Lakeview also operates clinics in Chaska, Norwood and Watertown.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. — A joint venture between MAS AJP and Flagler Healthcare plans to develop MedSquare Charlottesville, a 20,000-square-foot healthcare facility located at 300 Worrell Drive. The project will be fully leased to Gastro Health, a digestive health services provider. MAS AJP and Flagler Healthcare plan to deliver the facility in first-quarter 2028. The Charlottesville project represents the first MedSquare-branded healthcare facility planned outside the state of Florida. MAS AJP and Flagler Healthcare are expanding the brand with this facility and MedSquare Port St. Lucie, a 68,000-square-foot in southeast Florida anchored by Cleveland Clinic.
STAMFORD, CONN. — CBRE has arranged the sale of a portfolio of three medical office buildings in the southern coastal Connecticut city of Stamford. The portfolio’s square footage was not disclosed. The buildings at 945, 999 and 1275 Summer Street are home to 15 different medical and dental practices in fields such as orthopedics, pediatrics, orthodontics and female reproductive health. Jeff Dunne, Steve Bardsley, Travis Langer, Brannan Knott and Chris Bodnar of CBRE represented the seller, Summer Street Properties, in the transaction. CBRE also procured the buyer, an affiliate of Albany Road Real Estate Partners.
By Connor Watson, senior vice president, Partners Real Estate For years, the investment narrative around medical office as an asset class has been simple: stable demand, recession-resistant tenants and steady growth driven by the shift to outpatient care. That narrative is still true, but it’s incomplete. What’s shaping the next phase of healthcare real estate isn’t just demand. It’s a growing imbalance on the supply side. And in markets like Texas, that imbalance is becoming even more pronounced. Demand Isn’t the Story Anymore As a trend in healthcare real estate, outpatient migration is well understood at this point. Procedures continue to take place outside of traditional hospitals and within lower-cost settings like medical office buildings and ambulatory surgery centers. In Texas, that demand is amplified due to the following reasons: These economic and demographic trends have resulted in consistent tenant demand, high occupancy across most major markets and strong rates of retention from healthcare providers. But demand alone doesn’t create outsized opportunities; constraints do. The Real Shift: Supply Is Slowing Down New medical office development has quietly pulled back over the past several years. Not because demand isn’t there, but because the economics have changed. That shift is especially visible …
CHULA VISTA, CALIF. — Pacific Building Group has completed construction of Sharp Rees-Stealy Chula Vista, a medical office building in Chula Vista. The project was developed by PMB, in partnership with Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group. HGW Architecture designed the property. Located at 480 H St., the three-story, 75,000-square-foot facility houses a variety of outpatient services, including primary and specialty care, urgent care, physical therapy, radiology, cardiology, neurology and laboratory and pharmacy departments. The property is connected via a covered bridge to a 127,000-square-foot, 375-stall parking structure.
SAN DIEGO — Compass Capital Investments has acquired RB Medical Plaza, a medical office property located at 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court in San Diego, from Bernardo Court MOB LLC for $18.2 million. RB Medical Plaza offers 71,971 square feet of medical office space spread across two buildings. The medical tenant mix includes dermatology, urology, pain management and chiropractic services. The asset was originally built in the 1980s and remodeled in 2023. Matt Porch, Anthony DeLorenzo and Chris Bodnar of CBRE represented the seller in the transaction.
KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Maddox Cos. has brokered the $11 million sale of the WestMed Building, a 55,000-square-foot medical office building situated on Sherrill Boulevard in Knoxville. Maddox Cos. represented both the seller, Knorr Family Properties, and the buyer, Clear Passage LLC, in the transaction. Built in 2004, the healthcare property sits on roughly 3 acres, according to LoopNet.
PORTLAND, MAINE — Local healthcare provider InterMed has signed a 102,557-square-foot healthcare lease expansion and extension in Portland. The lease term is 16 years, and the space spans 10 stories at the building at 84 Marginal Way, at which Intermed is now the sole occupant. Katie Breggia and Tom Moulton of The Dunham Group represented InterMed in the lease negotiations. Davis, a healthcare real estate firm based in Minneapolis, owns the building.
ST. LOUIS — St. Louis-based McCarthy Building Cos. has topped out construction of the 14-story, 200-bed SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital in St. Louis. The topping out ceremony signified completion of the building’s structural frame and advanced the hospital toward the planned opening in late 2027. The new facility will incorporate advanced technology, expanded specialty units and a “healing-focused environment.” Plans call for a larger pediatric intensive care unit, new bone marrow transplant unit, increased operating room capacity, a dedicated dialysis unit and private, light-filled NICU, PICU and CVICU spaces. The project team includes Dallas-based architecture and design firm HKS Inc. and St. Louis-based planning and design firm The Lawrence Group. SSM Health is a Catholic, nonprofit health system with care delivery sites in Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma and Wisconsin.
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