Cushman & Wakefield sees German healthcare real estate as structurally attractive, citing stable long-term returns
CWK•Medical office buildings continue to expand
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.
German healthcare real estate flagged as structurally attractive
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.
