Dr. Calloway had been trying to open her own practice for a while. She’d spent years as a top producer at a DSO and owned multiple investment properties. She understood real estate and she understood business.
Todd’s advice stayed consistent: don’t fall in love with any property. In a market this tight, emotion works against you in negotiations. Stay ready to walk away. The space had to be right.
Finding the Right Space for a First Practice Dr. Wilson worked as an endodontist for a multilocation group practice, but he was ready to build something of his own. After years of working for someone else, he wanted the autonomy and opportunity that come with practice ownership. His consultant connected him with Max at Practice
Dr. H spent years working for corporate veterinary groups in the Austin area, rising to chief veterinarian at one location. But after experiencing repeated delays with a planned position, including working shifts out of state while waiting for a local opening, she was ready to take control of her career.
Dr. L operated his veterinary clinic in a historic Northeast neighborhood building since purchasing the practice around 2017. His hospital had become an integral part of the community’s fabric.
The space was a raw, unfinished suite in an $80 million mixed-use development featuring 160 residential apartments above ground-floor commercial space. This blank canvas approach proved ideal for Dr. B, who had struggled to envision her practice within existing buildouts.
When a corporate veterinary group needed a firm to find them successful locations for an efficient expansion effort, they turned to Practice Real Estate Group to manage their veterinary real estate needs.
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Senior Vice President Jason Guay, an expert in medical office leasing, began by asking Dr. H questions about his vision and ideal location.
Introduction Dr. C and his wife ran a family dentistry practice in downtown Chattanooga. They had bought an older existing practice a few years prior that had been seeing no new growth. Dr. C and his wife revitalized and modernized the practice and their business was booming. Challenge However, their practice was bursting at the
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Introduction Dr. E was working for a large, corporate dentistry group, but her schedule was tiring. She wanted control of her time and more flexibility. Dr. E also had a really strong vision of what her very own practice could look like – she wanted to create a special, high-end experience for her patients. As
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