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Question 26

Where would you project annual growth for medical office lease rates in the coming year?

Investors and developers continue to believe that healthcare rental rates will grow at a tenable rate, with the majority of investors (73%) anticipating an annual rent growth of 2%-4%. Despite economic headwinds and record inflation, less than 5% of respondents believe rental rates will be negative or grow faster than 4%. This is evidence of investor confidence in the stability of the healthcare real estate sector.

Figure 33: Projected Rent Growth 2023

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Source: CBRE U.S. Healthcare & Life Sciences Capital Markets Investor & Developer Survey Results 2023.

Question 27

How does the occupancy of your medical office portfolio compare to a year ago?

While commercial real estate capital markets were disrupted in the second half of the year by rising interest rates, fundamental healthcare sector performance was largely unaffected, with 65 of respondents stating that their medical office portfolio occupancy is the same compared to the previous year. Some 29% of responders indicate that occupancy is higher while only 6% state that their portfolio occupancy is lower than last year. Despite higher costs of capital due to rising interest rates and declining stock prices, the fundamentals behind the healthcare sector remain strong.

Figure 34: Healthcare Portfolio Occupancy Year-over-Year

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Source: CBRE U.S. Healthcare & Life Sciences Capital Markets Investor & Developer Survey Results 2023.

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