1. Medical Office Update (US)
Andrea Cross, National Office Research Manager | USA
John Wadsworth, National Director Healthcare Properties
March, 2014
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About the 2014 Medical Office Outlook Report
Colliers’ first-ever national medical office report
Collaboration between Colliers Healthcare Services Group (CHSG),
U.S. Research team and local market researchers
Report supports CHSG’s activities by establishing Colliers as a thought
leader in the MOB space
Features healthcare industry overview, key healthcare real estate
trends and investment market outlook
3. About the 2014 Medical Office Outlook Report
Features detailed market-level statistics for 39 U.S. markets
Key differentiator from reports produced by our competitors
More markets to be added in future iterations of the report
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4. What Are the Key Drivers of the MOB Market?
#1: Aging Baby Boomer Population
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5. What Are the Key Drivers of the MOB Market?
#1: Aging Baby Boomer Population
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6. What Are the Key Drivers of the MOB Market?
#1: Aging Baby Boomer Population
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Annual number of physician office visits 70% higher among
65-74 year-olds than 45-64 year-olds.
7. What Are the Key Drivers of the MOB Market?
#2: Affordable Care Act (ACA)
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U.S. healthcare costs highest in the world by a large margin
Goal of ACA: insure more people while achieving lower-cost,
more successful outcomes
8. What Are the Key Drivers of the MOB Market?
#2: Affordable Care Act (ACA)
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Electronic Health Records (EHR) requirements being phased in to
improve provider coordination
10. Healthcare Industry Growth Widespread Across
Geographies
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Large, in-place older populations supporting healthcare demand in
Northeast and Midwest.
11. Healthcare Industry Growth Widespread Across
Geographies
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Above-average population growth driving healthcare demand in
South and West.
12. What Do These Trends Mean for MOBs?
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MOB vacancy rate remarkably stable despite uncertainty caused by ACA.
13. What Do These Trends Mean for MOBs?
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Construction activity down significantly in recent years.
16. MOB Performance by Market
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Small, southeastern markets top the list: strong demand, little new supply
Overbuilt Sunbelt markets starting to recover
18. Cap Rates Trending Down
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Medical CBD Suburban
Note: Latest data as of Q4 2013
Source: Real Capital Analytics
19. Links
CHSG: http://www.colliers.com/en-us/us/healthcareservices
US Research: http://www.colliers.com/en-US/US/insights
MOB Report: http://www.colliers.com/us/medical-1H
Contact Info
Andrea Cross
National Office Research Manager | USA
Direct: 415.288.7892
Email: andrea.cross@colliers.com
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21. Colliers Healthcare Services Group (CHSG) Overview
Formed in 2005, “Organically Grown”
76 members in US 34 markets, London and Hong Kong
Service Offerings:
Brokerage
Property Management
Valuation & Appraisal
Project Management
Market Research
Strategy & Consulting
$1B in Gross Transactions 2013
Key Differentiator: CHSG is Healthcare Real Estate Solutions Provider:
“If you are in the healthcare real estate business,
by default you are in the healthcare business”
23. ACA Impacts on the Healthcare Industry,
Resulting Trends:
March 2010 present: Major shift in US healthcare delivery system
Fee for service fee for quality
Healthcare “consumer“ driven
Lower payments (reimbursements) from the Feds & Insurance
Companies
New pressure on Hospitals/Providers to:
Cut cost / Improve quality
Coordinate care for better outcomes
Preserve margins via savings (vs. more revenue)
Mandate for efficiency = Massive healthcare industry consolidation
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24. Hospital Mergers and Acquisitions
5,000 hospitals in the US
2012: $143B in healthcare M&A
2013, topped 100 mergers
US Physician Consolidation
2000: 682,470 physicians in the US / 57% independent
2013: 792,594 physicians / 36% independent 24
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Shift in Tenant Profile
Flexibility
In-patient to out-patient: higher acuity care moved to the MOB setting
Hospital driven monetization
Repurpose of non-medical assets to medical facilities
Regulatory Compliance
ACA Impact on Healthcare Real Estate,
Resulting Trends:
26. Challenge
170,000 SF, 176-bed “dark” acute-care hospital
1970’s construction / compliance with CA seismic
standards
Find a new hospital operator to re-use the facility vs.
redevelop
Healthcare Reform
Strategy
Determine feasibility / cost of re-use of existing
building
Position as re-opportunity to comply with HC Reform
Perform need/gap analysis for full “continuum of care”
Roadshow presentation to prospects
Success Story
Century City Hospital, Century City, CA
27. Success Story
Century City Hospital, Century City, CA
Results
Secured a provider with a need to develop an
“acute-rehab” facility
Building re-purposed / modernized to comply with
licensing req’s
Partnership between UCLA, Cedars Sinai and
Select Medical
Executed 17 year, $80M lease
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Full continuum of healthcare to be developed
CHSG awarded assignment in 2013 to market, lease and sell
Current Project
Canyon Springs Healthcare Center
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29. How can you partner with
Colliers Healthcare Services Group?
Step #1 – know that CHSG exists, is “healthy” and expanding!
Leverage CHSG platform to pursue HC – “b/c you don’t understand it, don’t
ignore it”
Expand service offerings (beyond brokerage) to existing healthcare client
Collaborate!
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31. Medical Office Update (US)
Andrea Cross, National Office Research Manager | USA
John Wadsworth, National Director Healthcare Properties
March, 2014