Mindy Berman | Source | Senior Managing Director and co-lead of JLL's Healthcare Capital Markets Prac...

Medical office buildings emptied out during the pandemic after in-person visits fell 70% early on in the pandemic. That didn’t stop investors from pouring money into these properties.

Despite the challenges of the past year and a half, the healthcare real estate sector has proven itself as a resilient asset class. Looking ahead, medical office buildings will be expected to reflect a new era in health care delivery, informed by the trends accelerated throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Taking the Pandemic Pulse of Healthcare Real Estate , the fifth installment in our series of BOMA Deep Dives, offers an overview of this sector’s performance amid disruption and identifies key considerations for both property professionals and tenants as they prepare for a future defined by factors like ease of access, flexibility and technology integration.