Dutch healthcare real estate in focus
Healthcare is one of the fastest growing real estate sectors in the Netherlands. Last year, for the first time, it attracted more than €1 billion in investments. To keep you fully informed of developments, every six months we publish a market update that includes an explanation of the most recent figures and transactions. On this page you will find an overview of all these reports.
Healthcare real estate report 2020
2019 was another record year. With the market becoming increasingly mature, the €1 billion investment threshold was passed for the first time. At the same time, it remains important to develop new locations and residential care complexes. Our latest healthcare real estate report, in which we look back on 2019 and ahead to 2020, will be published on January 16th. Register now to receive it automatically.
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Previous editions of the healthcare real estate report
Healthcare real estate report H1 2019 – At least 1000 new locations needed
Waiting lists for in-patient care continue to rise, as does the number of senior citizens looking for suitable accommodation. Active commitment to the development of new residential care locations is needed in order to meet this demand. Moreover, new housing in this segment can ease pressure on the rest of the residential market.
Healthcare real estate report H2 2018 – Towards a mature market
The market is becoming more professional. More and more healthcare organisations are acknowledging that good real estate can play a substantial part in their success. The number of small-scale residential care locations has doubled in the past five years, and outdated ones have closed their doors.
Healthcare real estate report H1 2018 – Growing shortage of free-sector sheltered housing
More and more senior citizens want to live in sheltered housing. In the unregulated sector, however, there is currently a shortfall of 32,000 units. This is forecast to rise to 52,000 in 2040. The most acute shortfalls are in the Utrecht, greater Amsterdam, greater Rijnmond (Rotterdam) and Veluwe regions, as well as parts of Noord-Brabant.
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Annette van der Poel
Associate Director Healthcare