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London property downturn may help healthcare institutions catch up.
Assura, a healthcare real estate investment trust worth £3 billion, is looking to capitalize on the downturn, according to its CEO. According to The Standard, the chief executive officer of a £3 billion healthcare property trust believes that a downturn in the property market might help London make up for the lost time in investing in NHS infrastructure. According to Jonathan Murphy of Assura, the city of London has “the worst healthcare estates of anywhere in the country,” partly because of a method for evaluating land valuations agreed upon by the industry and the NHS. This method is more effective