Prior to the current recession, Nevada – in particular, the Las Vegas Valley (Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson and unincorporated Clark County) – led the nation as the fastest-growing state for two decades, in addition to generating more jobs per capita than any other state.
The medical office market in Omaha has been fairly consistent with its overall office market, but may be slightly more stabilized. This is due to the fact that there has been virtually zero speculative construction intended specifically for medical use for several years.
If you cater to the elderly, Portland, Maine, could be your market. Maine boasts one of the oldest populations in the country – if not the oldest – meaning that even more healthcare is needed in this region than in markets with younger demographics.
As in many other markets around the country, Richmond, Va., has an aging population, which means there’s obviously an increasing need for healthcare in the area.
Albuquerque’s medical office market reflects ongoing national trends in healthcare. In particular, the transaction activity level has been low as healthcare providers try to understand what the impact of the federal healthcare legislation will be on their practices.
