Medical Expansion Program

JS Western is a one-stop shop offering comprehensive real estate services to assist health care operators to develop their new facility within vibrant retail centers NATIONWIDE. Our offering includes:

• Site selection

• Capitalization of up to 100% of the operator’s total build-out costs

• Design and development

• Flexible lease structures

• Option for operators to partner with us in the ownership of the real estate

How our program works:

We align with local, regional and national health care operators to identify opportunities within shopping centers or other retail properties that provide great access, ample parking, and prominent signage. Once we select a site, we negotiate a lease with the operator and acquire the property. As the building owner, we can provide up to 100% of the build-out costs for our operators/partners. Under this structure, we are able to offer operators the option to partner with us on the real estate, thereby creating additional value for them over time.

Additionally, we facilitate operator’s design needs through local architectural firms in conjunction with Gensler who has extensive experience designing for the healthcare industry throughout the US (https://www.gensler.com/expertise/health-wellness).

Through our relationships with brokers throughout the US, we are able to source opportunities that are not broadly marketed.

Investment Strategy

Our core strategy is to acquire internet-resistant, daily-needs retail assets that are sheltered from the increasing trend of e-commerce. We seek dynamic, growing sub-markets that border the major western MSAs we cover. We look for areas of concentrated medical-oriented operations (hospitals, clinics, etc), government buildings, and demographic shifts that attract increased population density allowing us to thrive during this transitional time in the retail sector.

Our Targets

• Strong, West Coast primary and secondary markets.

• Dense population, employment base.

• Innovation hot-spots such as Portland, Denver, Seattle, Salt Lake City, and San Diego.

• Strong retail sales and strengthening retail market fundamentals.

• Fragmented ownership in larger retail centers.

• Onerous development restrictions.

• Areas proximal to hospitals, hubs of medical related operations, and government service buildings.