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06/16/2026

A new report highlights how workforce innovation, technology, and new care models may help address growing primary care demand across the U.S. These trends will continue to influence healthcare delivery and the facilities that support it.

Credit: McKinsey Health Institute
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We look how healthcare leaders can strengthen primary care models to improve patient outcomes and build a more resilient healthcare system.

06/12/2026

A recent article highlights how companies are developing specialized storage and locker solutions designed specifically for healthcare environments, helping improve organization, workflow, and the day-to-day experience for staff and patients.

As healthcare delivery continues to evolve, thoughtful facility design and operational efficiency remain important considerations across the built environment.

Credit: D CEO Healthcare Business

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The Irving manufacturer is rolling out healthcare-specific lockers, as hospitals and outpatient facilities modernize operations.

06/09/2026

Healthcare construction costs continue to trend upward in 2026, creating new challenges for providers planning facility expansions and capital projects.

As demand for healthcare services grows, balancing cost, efficiency, and long-term flexibility remains a key focus.

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New RSMeans data from Gordian breaks down square-foot construction costs for three-story hospital buildings in 10 U.S. metro markets.

06/05/2026

Celebrating three years with Wyatt Nunnelley at HBRE.

Since joining the team, Wyatt has helped drive growth across the organization while supporting healthcare real estate transactions throughout the country. His expertise, leadership, and commitment to clients have made a lasting impact over the past three years.

We're grateful for everything he's contributed to HBRE and look forward to what's ahead.

Congratulations on this milestone, Wyatt.

06/05/2026

This summer, we're excited to welcome Mason Rivera to HBRE!

"I'm originally from Rochester, NY, and graduated from Adelphi University with a degree in Economics and a Finance minor. I'm currently pursuing my Master's in Business Analytics at Adelphi, where I serve as Assistant Coach of the Golf Team. During my graduate studies, I also worked on the Real Estate Acquisitions team at a family office in Garden City.

HBRE's strong, fast-growing presence in healthcare CRE really drew me in, especially the opportunity to learn from professionals with great backgrounds at CBRE, Amazon, and various Healthcare REITs. I can't wait to dive into hands-on projects with everyone at the office and learn more about this unique asset class over the summer."

06/05/2026

Please join us in welcoming Raina Graf to HBRE for the summer.

"I'm originally from Manitowoc, Wisconsin, and recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a degree in Finance and a Certificate in Real Estate. After graduation, I made the move to Tennessee to pursue new opportunities and continue growing professionally.

I chose HBRE because of its strong presence in the healthcare real estate industry and the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals. Over the summer, I hope to expand my knowledge of healthcare real estate, build industry connections, and gain valuable insight as I begin my career."

06/02/2026

We're celebrating one year with John Shumate at HBRE.

Over the past year, John has been a valued member of the team, bringing a wealth of healthcare and real estate experience along with a thoughtful approach to his work. We're grateful for his contributions and the perspective he brings to HBRE every day.

Thank you, John, and congratulations on your first year with HBRE. Learn more: https://loom.ly/b-vaX1U

05/28/2026

A recent article highlights the importance of designing healthcare spaces with long-term flexibility, patient experience, and operational functionality in mind. As care delivery models continue to change, thoughtful design and planning remain critical for healthcare providers and the spaces that support them.

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MichiganTexasHealthcare Don’t paint yourself into a corner: How to take a smarter approach to healthcare facility design Kevin Knue May 18, 2026 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share via email Image by Robyn Wright from Pixabay. Patient volumes shift. Care delivery evolves. Ne...

05/22/2026

As we head into Memorial Day weekend, we take a moment to remember and honor the U.S. service members who gave their lives in service to our country. We’re also grateful for the families who continue to carry their memory every day.