Healthpeak and Brookfield form long-term outpatient medical JV with $1.025B proceeds
Jul 20, 2026, 6:48 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The upfront $1.025B cash inflow improves liquidity and funding flexibility, while Healthpeak retains control and future upside via the call option. The quality of the portfolio (86 properties, 95% leased) supports earnings visibility; consolidation as a 51% entity may modestly elevate reported metrics but preserves upside.
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Healthpeak Properties and Brookfield unveiled a long-term strategic joint venture for a nationwide outpatient medical portfolio. Healthpeak will own 51% and manage the assets, while Brookfield pays $1.025 billion for 49%. The 86-property, 5.6-million-square-foot portfolio is 95% leased with about six years of average remaining leases, backed by a 6.5% net IRR call option after year seven.
Healthpeak and Brookfield form long-term outpatient medical JV.
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