Land Use Impacts of Rising Demand for Medical Facilities
The rising demand for medical services to treat aging baby boomers, combined with shifts in approaches to treatments to curb rising costs, will significantly increase the need for new and refurbished medical office buildings in the decades ahead, according to a new report,
The Outlook for Health Care, published by ULI and Seavest Inc.
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announcement of the report.
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Urban Land article,
Repurposing Vacant Anchor Institutions.
Economic Reinvention “A Must, Not an Option”
Positioning a city as progressive and innovative in the post-recession economy is requiring public officials to “think and act like entrepreneurs” to maximize the economic development potential of anchor institutions such as higher education and medical facilities, alternative energy-related industries, and biotechnology firms, according to
Building on Innovation: The Significance of Anchor Institutions in a New Era of City Building. The new ULI report, authored by
ULI Senior Resident Fellow for Urban Development Tom Murphy, maintains that in the current environment of extremely limited public funds, being competitive means being able to create new economic engines, new marketplace synergies, and new corporate enterprise offshoots.
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announcement of the report.