The investment market for care property has grown explosively. Due to increasing market demand, investors are particularly interested in high-quality extramural care property. This increasing demand is mainly the result of an ageing population and changes to the care system. This has led to higher demand for residential care concepts where people can live independently with access to care and service on demand. “There is currently insufficient supply on the market, which means there are plenty of opportunities for investors in this segment,” according to Danny La Rose, care specialist at Capital Value.
Increasing interest in healthcare property
In addition to significant experience with residential valuations, Capital Value also has a great deal of experience with conducting (full-version) valuations of commercial, social and care real estate. Specifically, in the area of social and care real estate, Capital Value has determined values for a wide diversity of properties, including day care centres, sheltered housing, assisted living, education (regular and special), clinic buildings, healthcare centres, nursing and care homes as well as day care. The care sector in particular stands out due to its extreme diversity. Therefore, for each of these properties a highly precise analysis is conducted of both the property data as well as its user and care operator. By delivering customisation, Capital Value is able to establish a well-founded market value for each property. Capital Value has also been asked by various housing associations to examine the saleability of residential complexes across the Netherlands. At the moment, these analyses are being carried out in the context of hold-sell analyses. Perhaps your organisation is also tackling issues related to care property. Capital Value has a team of specialists who can provide you with information without obligation and handle such issues on your behalf.

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