The investment will focus on outpatient healthcare facilities in the Northeast, which is a region characterized by its significant entry barriers, stable growth, and thriving location for healthcare businesses, according to a June 29 news release from JLL.
The collaboration aims to increase success in identifying and improving well-located healthcare facilities in the region, Frank Virga, director of U.S. Real Estate at Angelo Gordon, said in the news release.
JLL’s “2023 Healthcare Investor Survey & Trends Outlook” analyzes the strength of medical office buildings in terms of occupancy, rent and net operating income growth. The survey revealed that 66 percent of investors consider medical office buildings, followed by ASCs, to be a beneficial investment, thanks to the current economic environment and demand for outpatient care, according to the release.