A platform built for long-term stewardship.
Spring Creek is an institutional investment and asset management firm focused exclusively on healthcare real estate
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Backed by Invesco
A globally recognized investment manager provides the capital strength and resources that anchor the platform.
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Institutional Platform
Dedicated investment, asset management, and finance teams operate with the rigor of a vertically integrated institutional manager.
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Dallas Headquartered
Positioned in one of the country's leading healthcare and capital markets, with national reach across our target submarkets.
Investment Criteria
- Geography
- National, with focus on growth metros across the Sun Belt and Midwest.
- Asset Types
- Medical office buildings, outpatient facilities, and adjacent healthcare property types.
- Deal Size
- Single-asset and portfolio transactions, $20M – $250M+.
- Hold Period
- Long-duration; 5-10+ Years
Why healthcare real estate
Healthcare is increasingly being delivered outside the traditional hospital setting. Advances in care and a greater focus on accessibility and cost efficiency are allowing more services to move into outpatient settings, bringing physicians and healthcare services closer to the communities they serve.
That shift is creating sustained demand for well-located medical outpatient buildings. Health systems are expanding their outpatient footprints as they look for efficient settings to deliver care, particularly in locations that provide convenient patient access and complement existing hospital networks.
The real estate fundamentals are equally compelling. Medical outpatient buildings maintain high occupancy while new development remains limited, creating a favorable supply-demand environment for quality assets. For long-term owners, that combination of essential use, sustained tenant demand and constrained new supply creates an attractive foundation for investment.
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- Fastest-growing healthcare service lines are outpatient-focused
- 46%
- Of tracked medical leasing represented by health systems in 2025
- 92.7%
- Current medical outpatient building occupancy
- 2.2%
- Construction as a share of existing inventory