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09/08/2026

Healthcare continues to stand out as a source of job growth, even as demand across traditional office sectors remains more mixed.

A recent GlobeSt article looks at how employment trends are creating a stronger outlook for medical and outpatient space. As providers continue to expand and adapt where care is delivered, these workforce trends are another factor shaping demand for healthcare real estate.

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Employment projections suggest a stronger outlook for medical and outpatient space than for traditional office functions vulnerable to automation.

09/04/2026

Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing Labor Day weekend from all of us at HBRE.

We’re grateful for the hard work and dedication that keeps our communities moving forward.

08/28/2026

The way care is delivered continues to evolve, and so does the infrastructure behind it. A recent CNBC article looks at UPS's growing investment in healthcare logistics and the push to move medications, supplies, and other products more efficiently.

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UPS is announcing a new investment in healthcare logistics as demand for the temperature-controlled category booms, CNBC has learned exclusively.

08/27/2026

Looking for medical office space in Tennessee?

HBRE’s availability portfolio features medical office opportunities across some of the state’s growing healthcare markets, from Nashville and Middle Tennessee to Clarksville and beyond.

Explore current availabilities and find the right space for your practice or healthcare organization: https://loom.ly/jO1tNpU

HBRE's collection of healthcare real estate and medical office space availabilities.

08/25/2026

Healthcare organizations are navigating a complex financial environment, with rising expenses, pressure on margins, growing outpatient volumes, and continued investment in technology.

A new Nashville Business Journal report examines the healthcare finance trends shaping 2026. For healthcare real estate, these pressures can influence how providers approach expansion, capital planning, and the performance of their facilities.

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https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2026/08/21/healthcare-finance-trends-leaders-afford-ignore.html

A dynamic mix of risk and reward has shaped 2026. This report tracks the status of the themes at mid-year to help leaders evaluate current directions.

08/21/2026

Healthcare delivery is becoming more connected, and that shift is changing what providers need from their real estate.

A recent Fast Company article looks at the need to create more connected patient journeys and eliminate gaps between different points of care. As providers expand outpatient services and rethink how and where care is delivered, access, location, and flexibility will become increasingly important considerations in healthcare real estate strategy.

Credit: Fast Company

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https://www.fastcompany.com/91589106/healthcare-has-enough-front-doors-it-needs-fewer-dead-ends

08/17/2026

We’re excited to officially welcome Raina Graf to HBRE as a Property Administrator. Raina joined us this summer as an intern after graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee with a degree in Finance and a Certificate in Real Estate.

We’ve enjoyed having Raina on the team and watching her jump into the world of healthcare real estate. We’re excited to have her continue that journey with HBRE.

Welcome to the team, Raina!

08/13/2026

The future of healthcare will depend on how effectively organizations adapt to changing models of care.

The AMA recently spoke with physician leaders about what’s ahead, highlighting the importance of technology, access, physician support, and new approaches to care delivery. As these models evolve, they will also shape the facilities and real estate needed to support them.

Credit: American Medical Association

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Healthcare leaders say AI alone will not transform medicine. Success depends on technology that improves outcomes, access, value and trust.

08/11/2026

Outpatient healthcare continues to expand, but finding the right space is becoming more competitive.

A recent GlobeSt article highlights the growing demand for outpatient facilities, particularly in suburban markets, as healthcare providers continue moving care closer to where patients live and work.

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Demand is moving beyond hospitals into the suburbs, while new development slows amid higher costs and regulatory hurdles.

08/04/2026

Healthcare is increasingly extending beyond the walls of a doctor’s office. A recent Forbes article explores how digital tools, continuous patient engagement, and preventive care are changing the way healthcare is delivered, placing greater emphasis on what happens between visits. As care models continue to evolve, these trends will also shape the future of healthcare facilities and the real estate that supports them.

Credit: Forbes

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https://loom.ly/6d17sFw