OPENING A BRAND NEW PRACTICE

For any healthcare professional seeking to open up a new practice, the task list can be a bit overwhelming. The first step is usually to locate a suitable piece of commercial real estate property in Colorado to serve as your practice headquarters. That alone can be extremely time-consuming and frustrating, given the huge area to be covered, and the need for finding just the right location. This is a process that Tower Realty Partners can provide a great deal of expertise in, since we are well-familiarized with the region, and can help you find a suitable venue much faster. Contact us today, so we can start representing you immediately, and tick off one of your top priorities on the To-Do list.

Healthcare Startups 

Choosing the right location is important, but it isn’t the only thing involved in finding your new base of operations. We can help you secure the most favorable lease terms, so it won’t cost you an arm and a leg to open up your new practice. You’ll certainly have enough other expenses associated with the venture, so you don’t want to be burdened with a killer lease for any number of years. Tower Realty Partners has already helped hundreds of practitioner find their ideal venue, and at the right price. We can also put you in touch with a number of industry professionals, to help you shorten the startup period and get up and running more quickly.

Our Process 

The way we go about securing Colorado commercial real estate properties for our clients begins with listening closely to your wishes about a venue. Then we begin an exhaustive search of suitable venues, based on what you indicated to us. There are four basic types of real estate considered best for opening up a medical practice, those being medical office buildings, retail spaces, traditional office buildings, and hospital campuses. After scouring the area you’ve indicated as your top choice for a clinic, we’ll present you with a number of options, and then begin negotiating with the owner for the most favorable terms possible.

Owning or Leasing? 

Most beginning practitioners don’t have the startup cash on hand to purchase commercial real estate outright, so leasing is generally the more advisable option. However, if you do have the available cash, there are some definite advantages to owning your venue. For instance, you won’t have to worry about the inevitable lease increases. On the other hand, you will be responsible for all necessary maintenance and upkeep.