Reputational risk scares investors. So when a scandal over quality of care of a magnitude greater than any before hit the French nursing home sector in 2022, it sent shockwaves throughout Europe, and scared away many investors.
Pan-European French elderly care group DomusVi is selling 37 care homes in Spain and Portugal to help shore up its finances. The portfolio is reportedly being valued at €350m+.
Who are the biggest health care real estate investors in Europe? As part of our deep-dive into Europe's health care real estate investment landscape we've put together a list of investors with over €500m health care assets under management.
We’ve written a lot about the slowdown in M&A activity over the past year or two. But rising interest rates haven’t only adversely impacted opco acquisitions. They’ve had a similarly negative impact on propco investment.
On Wednesday HBI hosted a webinar on the huge opportunities for health care services providers and investors in Saudi Arabia, as the country privatises large swathes of its health care system as part of its Vision 2030 plan to reform and diversify its economy. What were the key takeaways?
Belgium-based real estate specialist Aedifica has confirmed the sale of five of its nine Orpea homes, all located in Brussels. The news confirms previous speculation that Belgium was next on the French nursing home’s divestment list from a €1.2bn chunk of its real estate portfolio.
High borrowing costs are making large scale health care real estate acquisitions funded by debt unprofitable in Europe, according to a consultant we spoke to at HBI 2023. Instead, investors are concentrating on smaller acquisitions financed purely by cash.
HBI catches up with Stephane Pichon ahead of the Investing in Health Care Property panel at HBI 2023, to discuss the dramatic changes of the past year and how this has impacted health care real estate investment, and the long term outlook for the health care sector.
Health care real estate has become an increasingly attractive asset class for investors in recent years. But will this continue in the face of rising inflation and interest rates?
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