A How to on Leasing Office Space

Thinking about opening up a new office, or relocating an already existing one? This article gives a basic, general overview of the steps that should be taken prior to signing a lease to rent any type of office space. The instructions suggest contacting a real estate agent, thinking about the future of your business and the office space, and addressing all possible concerns of the space.

Maybe it's Time to Invest in Medical Real Estate

This article, featured in General Surgery News, discusses the raising trend amongst physicians of investing in medical office buildings. Today, many physicians are merging with larger practices to reap the economic benefits of being an investor, and guarantee stabilization of their practice. The article offers questions physicians should consider if they are interested in investing in medical office space, and how to measure the value of this type of investment.

Success in Medical Real Estate

In the article, "Doctors invest in medical office buildings, future", author Jay Greene exposes the benefits physicians are receiving from investing in their own office spaces. By investing in and building a medical office rather than paying rent to lease one, physicians save money and increase revenue. The article goes into depth by explaining the success stories of physicians around the country who have chosen to invest in medical real estate.

Should you be selling your medical office space?

If you have been wondering when a good time to sell medical office space then you may be in luck because it’s possible the time is now. An article from amednews.com, “Medical office buildings: Time to sell?” by Victoria Stagg Elliott has key insights on why now might be the time to sell your medical office space. One important topic she discusses is what type of space is most appealing currently. If this article sounds interesting to your current situation, take a look at it here.

Renting out your space to other physicians

Once you have your own office space it can be a good idea to rent some of it out to other physicians. This can be a great idea with the way the economy is treating us all right now. An article from amednews.com, “Sharing your space: Things to consider when looking for an office mate” by Victoria Stagg Elliott, explains some of the important details when it comes to sharing office space with another physician. One major benefit she discusses is the possibility for growth. If you are interested in taking a look at the article it can be found here.

Another Fresh Look at Leasing vs. Purchasing Medical Office Space

As seen in the last blog, there are many benefits to both leasing and purchasing medical office space, but the research hasn’t stopped there. Join Christine Miller from M.D. News as she digs deep exploring different positives and negatives of leasing and purchasing medical office space. Read her article here to see which option may benefit you the most.

To Rent or To Purchase: Some Advice to Consider

To rent or to purchase. That is the question facing physicians, doctors, and other health care professionals. Initial costs and potential for growth must both be considered. Naturally, the most important factor in purchasing or leasing medical real estate is what you can afford. Read here for more information on Planning a New Medical Office, including how to best deal with a broker that best suits your unique situation.

MedScape Today: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/554115_2