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Healthcare Real Estate Acquisitions

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Investment Capital Supporting Providers' Strategic Real Estate Objectives

Healthcare providers and other owners of real estate increasingly consider real estate as a source of strategic capital. Medical office buildings, ambulatory facilities, surgery centers, and other healthcare facilities often represent significant value that can be redeployed to support other organizational initiatives.

Real estate monetization strategies may provide healthcare providers with additional capital that can be used for clinical program expansion, ambulatory growth, technology investments, physician recruitment, debt reduction, and other strategic priorities.

Hammes Partners invests in healthcare real estate and understands the operational, financial, and governance considerations that accompany these transactions. We acquire facilities that are essential to long-term care delivery and structure investments with flexible financing and partnership options.

The Benefits of Working with Hammes Partners

With fully discretionary capital and an integrated healthcare real estate platform, Hammes Partners can efficiently execute transactions involving medical office buildings, ambulatory care centers, ambulatory surgery centers, specialty hospitals, and other healthcare facilities. Transaction structures can be tailored to each organization's capital needs, operating requirements, and long-term strategy.

Customized Structuring Solutions

We provide flexible and creative capitalization and ownership structures​

Access to Competitively-Priced Capital

Large, readily available pool of fully discretionary capital

Dedicated to the Healthcare Sector

Sector focus offers a thorough understanding of the nuances of healthcare facilities and the markets they serve

Simplicity of Process

All aspects of our process are managed by in-house professionals, with a focus on speed-to-close

Flexible Investment Horizon

Capital available for short-term and long-term investment opportunities

Reliable Execution

We have proven that we are a trustworthy and reliable partner

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Hammes Partners Frequently Asked Questions

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Who is Hammes?

Hammes Partners is Hammes’ affiliated real estate investment platform dedicated solely to U.S. healthcare real estate investments. Hammes Partners invests in healthcare real estate and supports healthcare providers’ strategic initiatives, including the development of new healthcare facilities and the monetization of existing assets.

How is Hammes Partners connected to Hammes?

Hammes Partners is part of the broader Hammes platform. Investors, healthcare providers, physician groups, brokers, and partners benefit from healthcare real estate experience across Hammes, including consulting and project delivery, development, investment, asset management, and property management.

What types of healthcare real estate does Hammes Partners invest in?

Hammes Partners invests in high-quality outpatient healthcare facilities, including medical office buildings, ambulatory care centers, specialty clinics, specialty and surgical hospitals, and other healthcare facilities.

Who does Hammes Partners work with?

Hammes Partners is actively working with healthcare systems, academic medical centers, hospitals, physician groups, building owners, developers, and brokers on the acquisition and development of outpatient healthcare facilities.

What Is a Medical Office Building sale-leaseback?  

A medical office building sale-leaseback allows a healthcare organization to sell a property while continuing to occupy and operate from the facility under a long-term lease. The transaction converts real estate equity into capital that can be reinvested in strategic priorities without disrupting clinical operations or patient care.

In a typical sale-leaseback, the healthcare provider sells the property to an investor, such as Hammes Partners, and simultaneously executes a lease agreement to remain in the building. The provider retains control of its operations while gaining immediate access to capital and avoiding the ongoing responsibilities of property ownership.