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REDICO, One Orchard launch $1 billion medical outpatient property platform. REDICO and newly formed real assets firm One Orchard have launched InfraMed Properties, a medical outpatient real estate platform starting with a 25-asset portfolio across 16 states and targeting more than $1 billion in investments. Two real estate firms are making a sizable bet on one of commercial real estate's most resilient corners: the buildings where Americans increasingly get their medical care. Detroit-based REDICO and One Orchard, a newly formed real assets investment firm, have launched InfraMed Properties, a platform to acquire, develop, own and manage medical outpatient buildings nationwide, the companies said in an announcement Wednesday. InfraMed is starting at scale. The platform launches with a 25-asset portfolio spread across 16 states, anchored by credit-backed tenants affiliated with leading health systems and specialty care providers. The partners said they are targeting more than $1 billion in total investments over time. A bet on outpatient care. Medical outpatient buildings - the clinics, physician offices and ambulatory surgery centers that have taken over much of the care once delivered in hospitals - have become a favored asset class for real estate investors. The properties tend to have sticky, creditworthy tenants tied to major health systems, long lease terms and demand that is driven by demographics rather than the economic cycle, giving them a defensive profile that has held up better than traditional office. InfraMed is designed as a fully integrated platform, meaning it will handle acquisition, development, leasing and management in-house to serve the property needs of health systems and specialty providers. That vertical structure is intended to make it a one-stop partner for health care operators looking to expand their physical footprint without owning the real estate themselves. The partners. The venture pairs REDICO, a vertically integrated real estate investment, development and operating company with a 60-year track record and extensive health care real estate experience, with One Orchard, a New York City-based real assets firm recently established by David Elliott and Bradley Guz. The platform's more than $1 billion in targeted investments will be capitalized through a combination of programmatic equity and debt financing from Fifth Third Bank, the companies said. Programmatic capital - committed in advance to fund a pipeline of deals - signals that the partners intend to be steady acquirers rather than one-off buyers. Part of a broader push. The launch adds to a run of capital flowing into health care real estate. Institutional investors and specialized REITs have been forming joint ventures and building pipelines around medical office and outpatient assets, drawn by the sector's stable cash flows and the long-term tailwind of an aging population. Health care landlords have generally reported steady occupancy and rent growth even as other commercial sectors have struggled. What it means: The debut of a $1 billion-plus platform is a vote of confidence in medical outpatient real estate at a time when investors remain cautious about much of commercial property. The strategy's appeal rests on tenant credit quality and demographic demand, both of which are more predictable than the office leasing or retail sales that drive other sectors. The main risks are the same ones facing all real estate buyers today - the cost of debt and competition for a limited pool of high-quality assets, which has pushed pricing higher as more capital chases the same buildings. For health systems, meanwhile, well-capitalized landlords like InfraMed offer a way to fund expansion without tying up their own balance sheets in bricks and mortar.

JPAR Real Estate appoints Jonathan Hodges vice president and market leader for Houston. Hodges brings more than two decades of real estate leadership experience, with a track record of building, scaling and leading high-performing brokerage operations. Reading Time: 2 mins read Above, Jonathan Hodges JPAR Real Estate (JPAR) has announced the appointment of Jonathan Hodges as vice president and market leader for Houston, Texas. Hodges brings more than two decades of real estate leadership experience, with a track record of building, scaling and leading high-performing brokerage operations, the company says. In his new role, he will be responsible for driving JPAR's expansion across the Houston market, elevating agent productivity and strengthening a performance-driven, agent-centric culture. "Houston represents one of the most important growth markets for JPAR, and bringing in the right leadership is critical to how we scale," said Rick Davidson, CEO of JPAR Real Estate. "Jonathan has a rare combination of operational discipline, market knowledge and a genuine commitment to agent success. He's exactly the kind of leader who can build momentum quickly and create a platform where productive agents thrive." Prior to joining JPAR, Hodges served as regional general manager and director of real estate at Orchard, where he led market growth and agent performance initiatives across Texas. Most recently he was a deal structuring manager at Homeward, where he ranked among the company's top performers nationally, JPAR noted. Recognized for his ability to develop talent and build strong industry relationships, JPAR says Hodges aligns closely with its agent-first model-a full-service brokerage platform that combines a 100% commission structure with robust operational support, training and technology. "I'm excited to join JPAR at such a pivotal time for the company and the Houston market," said Hodges. "There's a clear opportunity to build something meaningful here-a platform that truly supports agents in growing their business while delivering an exceptional experience to clients. I'm looking forward to working alongside this team to accelerate that vision." JPAR Real Estate operates more than 60 offices across 20 states.