Deciding between buying an existing practice or starting your own is a critical career choice. Consider these four decision filters: your timeline for ownership, where you want to be 18 months from now, your financial readiness, and how much location control matters to you.
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With strategic patience and healthcare-specific expertise, Todd helped the doctors secure their ideal location, proving that with the right guidance, aspiring practice owners can successfully navigate even the most challenging real estate markets.
As the Catheys continued refining their business approach, they realized a critical truth: to serve the patients on their long waiting list, they needed a bigger office. The vision was clear – a larger dental office space would allow them to hire associate dentists and, therefore, see more patients.
When a colleague recommended Peter Hays at Practice Real Estate Group (PRG), Dr. Yei decided to give healthcare real estate experts one more chance.
If your lease is coming to an end and you’re debating whether to renew or buy, you’re asking the wrong question.
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As you prepare to open your first dental practice, selecting the right location will likely be the most significant decision affecting your future success.
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Clients frequently ask me if they can receive money from their landlord to help them update or refresh their space. The answer is yes, and it’s a lot more than you might imagine.
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With employees still working from home this quarter, traditional office buildings have copious amounts of vacant space. Small offices are now zooming instead of commuting and/or are downsizing as their spaces come up from renewal.
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Silver Lining With employees still working from home this quarter, traditional office buildings have copious amounts of vacant space. Many businesses used the pandemic to press pause on leasing decisions. This has offered a silver lining to medical office tenants, which are stable businesses and provide essential services. Doctors are in an excellent position to
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Office Demand Is Low – Here Are The Numbers: A line graph from Co-Star displays the availability rates climbing in office buildings. Leasing volumes were down more than a third in 2020 compared with 2019, as tenants delayed leasing decisions during the pandemic. Low Demand In Office Is Good For Tenants With employees still working from
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