Greysteel Expands Healthcare Investment Sales Team with Two Advisors in Pennsylvania
Why this matters
Greysteel’s expansion of its healthcare investment sales team in Pennsylvania signals a continued institutional appetite for healthcare real estate, particularly in regional markets outside the traditional coastal hubs. The addition of two advisors focused on sourcing and executing deals suggests that capital allocators and fund managers remain actively engaged in healthcare assets, which are often viewed as defensive plays amid broader economic uncertainty. This move also reflects the growing importance of specialized brokerage expertise in navigating complex healthcare property types, including senior housing, medical office buildings, and outpatient facilities, which require nuanced underwriting and operational knowledge. From a capital-markets perspective, Greysteel’s regional hiring points to sustained deal flow and lender interest in Pennsylvania’s healthcare sector, a market benefiting from demographic tailwinds and stable occupancy fundamentals. It may also indicate that lenders and investors are increasingly comfortable underwriting healthcare assets in secondary markets, where valuations can be more attractive relative to primary metros. Overall, this development underscores healthcare real estate’s role as a resilient sector within US CRE, attracting dedicated capital and advisory resources amid evolving investment and lending conditions.
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Greysteel announced that Bart Tantillo and Christina Trevenen will join the firm’s healthcare investment sales practice as advisors based in Pennsylvania. Tantillo and Trevenen will support sourcing and executing inve…
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