The aging baby boomer cohort is fueling a tremendous increase in health-related research and services, which, in turn, is benefiting investors in the healthcare property sectors. U.S. healthcare expenditures are expected increase by 73 percent in the decade from 2022 to 2032 to reach $7.7 trillion, according to a report by Clarion Partners’ Indraneel Karlekar, managing director, global head of investment research; Jeremiah Lee, senior vice president, research officer; and Robin Trantham, senior associate, research officer. Published in the January issues of Institutional Real Estate Americas and Real Assets Adviser, the report examines how the dual drivers of the sector — demographics and innovation — are impacting the life sciences properties, medical office and senior housing property sectors. To access a pdf of the Sponsored Section, click here.
