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Cushman & Wakefield sees German healthcare real estate as structurally attractive, citing stable long-term returns

PUBT·09/10/2026 09:20:26
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Cushman & Wakefield sees German healthcare real estate as structurally attractive, citing stable long-term returns
  • Cushman & Wakefield’s Healthcare Report 2026 flags German healthcare real estate as a structurally attractive asset class with stable, cycle-resistant returns.
  • Supply shortages span nursing care, outpatient healthcare, preventive care, and rehabilitation, while institutional investor interest continues to rise.
  • Forward funding, development projects, and joint ventures are expected to gain share as investors seek earlier market access.
  • Medical Office Buildings rose to nearly 5,100 sites by 2024, supported by the “outpatient before inpatient” policy shift.
  • MOB transaction volume hit EUR 356 million in the first half of 2026, already above full-year totals in 2023-2025.


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