If you’re located in or looking to relocate to the Minneapolis area, there’s good news on the horizon: the medical office market in the Twin Cities metropolitan area continues a slow recovery from the recent recession.
Physicians in the Northern New Jersey medical office market are sitting tight when it comes to real estate decisions – largely because of the uncertainty of healthcare reform and what effect it will have on their individual practices.
If you’re looking for a market niche in the Oklahoma City healthcare field, look to seniors. Over 12.5 percent of the population in the area is 65 or older, and the population as a whole has increased some 8.5 percent since the year 2000, which bodes well for healthcare.
The demand for healthcare services at a local level has increased significantly over the past decade, mostly as a result of population growth. The Orlando Metropolitan Statistical Area experienced a staggering 28 percent growth rate.
If you’re located in the Baltimore area, you’d be wise to welcome elderly patients into your practice. Between 2000 and 2015, the number of people over the age of 75 is forecast to increase by 23.7 percent.
