Trisha Talbot’s Phoenix Business Journal Article Highlights How Sale-Leasebacks Help Business Owners Maximize Returns
Business owners who own their own buildings can maximize returns by exiting at the height of the real estate cycle. Writing for Phoenix Business Journal, Trisha Talbot shared three ways to make the most of an office building sale. Trisha suggests implementing a sale-leaseback, which provides businesses with cash while allowing them to stay in
DOCPROPERTIES Brokers $1.15 Million Sale of Gilbert Medical Office Condo
The East Valley continues to be an especially strong market for healthcare real estate, with DOCPROPERTIES brokering the sale of the 2,713-square-foot medical office condo at 4915 E. Baseline Road, Building 6, #114 in Gilbert for $1.15 million. At $424 per square foot (PSF), the suite commanded nearly 50% more than the $285 average PSF
DOCPROPERTIES Quarterly MOB Market Report Identifies Opportunities for Biggest ROI
Having the latest market data is imperative for making strategic investment decisions, especially amid rising inflation. Analyzing data from Q2, DOCPROPERTIES’ latest Medical Office Market Report provides information physicians and investors need to identify opportunities for the greatest returns. From updates on sales and leasing activity to submarket statistics and year-over-year indicators, the Medical Office
Trisha Talbot’s In Business Article Provides Insight into How Sale-leasebacks Help Maximize Returns
With a market correction looming, business owners who sell property now can maximize their returns and eliminate responsibility for finding tenants through a sale-leaseback. Writing for In Business, Trisha Talbot shared when sale-leasebacks make sense and the benefits they provide. Ideal for owners who plan to retire within 10 years, sale-leasebacks also enable owners to
Trisha Talbot Advises In Business Readers on How to Optimize ROI from Healthcare Real Estate Investment
Considered recession-proof due to its mission-critical and demand-driven nature, medical real estate is one of the hottest asset classes. Because mistakes can be costly, Trisha Talbot wrote an article for In Business outlining four steps for a more thoughtful, data-driven approach to healthcare real estate investment. Although increased demand, low tenant attrition and limited speculative