Healthcare real estate: A stable, dynamic, and growing asset
As interest rates shift and traditional commercial sectors like office and retail struggle, healthcare real estate stands out to investors looking for a stable and growing alternative.
In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, co-hosts Liam Garman and Emilie Lauer sit down with Matthew Strotton, the head of real estate at Real Asset Management (RAM), to discuss how investors can diversify their portfolios through healthcare real estate.
The trio begins by outlining RAM’s strategic shifts within its portfolio as the company moved from a 50-50 split between commercial and healthcare holdings to an 80-20 split in its healthcare investments.
Strotton said healthcare real estate has lower volatility and longer duration leases, which provide investors with stability and growth potential.
While Strotton suggests solid investment returns, he urges investors to do their due diligence by understanding the differences between primary, secondary and tertiary levels of healthcare services, and engaging with sector professionals to ensure the viability of new projects.
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