CBRE’s Australian Healthcare and Social Infrastructure team will feature heavily in the 2nd annual Healthcare Real Estate Summit in NSW. The event which takes place on 29 May 2024 at Hyde Park in NSW is set to feature a who’s who across both the property and operational sides of the healthcare market in Australia.

The event which was one of the most successful across the space in 2023 is expected to be at capacity with a crowd of institutional healthcare investors, influencers and primary care providers within the space in attendance. Speakers from operational entities including Ramsay Healthcare, Queensland Health, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Southern Cross Healthcare and more will all be featured. From a property perspective, representatives from Australian Unity, NorthWest, ISPT, Avive Healthcare, Barwon Investment Partners and more will be conducting panel discussions and presentations.

The event will feature over 25 expert speakers, panel discussions, case studies and interactive round table discussions. 

CBRE, who were involved in the formation of the event in an advisory board capacity will also be chairing a featured panel discussion focused on “Operator perspective on redefining the healthcare sector”. Jimmy Tat will lead an expert panel of providers across surgical hospitals and mental health / rehabilitation operations. The discussion will take a national focus.

Jimmy Tat said “ The team are looking forward to the event which we know was very well attended and received in 2023. There is a highly respected group of speakers on display and we expect a number of valuable takeaways for both private and institutional grade property investors and developers. I think the panel discussion in particular will be of great interest to experienced developers and owners looking to convert potential office or Aged Care holdings into hospitals (typically rehab focused).”

Marcello Caspani-Muto said “ We expect this years event to be attended by more private capital than any healthcare related seminar and summits in the past decade. The volume of both private and syndicated capital looking to enter the space to add greater diversity to their portfolio continues to grow and these really are the most active buyer category in market currently.”

More information on the summit can be seen below 

https://healthcareinrealestate.com/