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Why the Best Medical Locations Are Built Around Referrals

When choosing a medical tenancy, it is natural to focus on the property…


Healthcare staff moving a patient through a busy hospital emergency department corridor

Victoria’s Mental Health Challenge Is Also a Property Challenge

By Mark Wizel, Founder, YourMedicalProperty.com.au A recent report in The Age…


Your Medical Property secures long-term lease with SkinGP

PRESS RELEASE YOUR MEDICAL PROPERTY SECURES LONG-TERM LEASE WITH SKINGP AT GLEN…


Healthcare Isn’t Broken, It’s Being Rebuilt: What That Means for Property

Australia’s healthcare system is not failing, it is transforming in real time.…


The Federal Budget Just Quietly Strengthened the Case for Healthcare Property

This week’s Federal Budget will be remembered for housing reform, tax changes…


Hospital Funding Pressures Highlight Urgent Need for Private Sector Partnership in Healthcare Delivery

Melbourne, Australia – May 2026 Leading healthcare property advisory firm Your…


The New Blueprint for Medical Buildings in the AI Era

The New Blueprint for Medical Buildings in the AI Era

AI is driving the most significant structural transformation in the Australian…


From Local Doctors to Local Hub: Mooroolbark’s New Medical Home

A new medical facility, Mooroolbark Station Medical Centre, has opened at 14–16…


The Structural Cure: Why Consolidated Clinics are Essential for the Future of Regional Australia

There are big issues for Australians trying to see a doctor at clinics in…


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