Throughout the pandemic, rent collection at many medical office properties remained stable. Moreover, investment sales in this space saw only a slight decline in 2020, even as overall U.S. sales volume dipped by nearly a third. While the sector’s resilience has attracted a bevy of new investors, Taylor Johnson client Alliance Consolidated Group of Companies has long believed in the underlying fundamentals of healthcare real estate, particularly net-leased assets that offer predictable, risk-adjusted returns. TJ connected Alliance founder and CEO Ben Reinberg with Bisnow Chicago for a recent story on how the sector weathered the storm of the pandemic and where things are headed from here.

Among the dozen net-leased medical properties that Alliance Consolidated Group of Companies acquired last year was 1030 A1A North in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. The firm targets high-barrier-to-entry markets experiencing population growth, especially those in the southeast and southwest U.S.