Healthcare

Healthcare is at the centre of our lives and, increasingly, a major focus for property players after years of being overlooked.

Two of the biggest global players unveil deals that will see them develop and invest in billions worth of new hospitals and medical clinics as investors chase healthcare property.

A Northcote aged-care facility where 12 people died from Covid-19 last year is about to hit the market.

Property funds house Home Consortium is ramping up its dramatic expansion into healthcare real estate and will raise $1 billion of equity for specialist vehicles in the area.

A northern suburbs healthcare hub is seeking operators for a medical centre for 10 GPs. It’s part of a massive complex that’s already lined up other health and childcare services.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased already-strong interest in the healthcare real estate sector, hinting huge growth in the near future.

Office heavyweight Dexus has flagged a significant push into healthcare property and has teamed with its specialist fund to snap up the Australian Bragg Centre in Adelaide from private developer Commercial & General for $446.2m.

Sometimes a commercial property hits the market that’s so unusual or iconic it has to be seen to be believed.

Property experts are tipping the expected  “explosion” of growth in the healthcare system to fuel demand for office space in Australia’s post-pandemic market.