2022 Q3 Healthcare Services Research Report - THE TENANT ADVISOR
2022 Q3 Healthcare Services Research Report - THE TENANT ADVISOR
Abstract
Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) has ramped up to a four-decade high. Rising CPI is also impacting the medical office sector. The disconnect between provider pricing and insurer reimbursement is widening. The Fedโs aggressive stance on raising interest rates to curb inflation is causing investors to reconsider their real estate strategies. The MOB sector is well placed to weather the storm. While no property class will be immune to the impact of high inflation.
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