Developers transform vacant offices into medical facilities

High office vacancy rates and an overburdened health care system are driving the conversion of Canadian offices into medical infrastructure – primarily physician and dental facilities, but also outpatient surgery centres and life-sciences research labs.
Developers’ efforts to repurpose office space comes amid increasing demand for new health care centres driven by Canada’s aging population and an increased focus on preventative, convenient walk-in care.
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