Sell a Medical or Dental Office Building
Medical and dental offices carry specialized build-out — plumbing, gas, lead-lined rooms, and layouts tuned to one practice. We review what that build-out is worth to the next use, not just what it cost.
Who this page is for
A practitioner retiring or relocating the practice, a landlord whose medical tenant left, or an estate holding a medical office building.
What we review
- Whether it’s owner-occupied (and any lease-back you’d want) or investor-owned with tenants.
- The specialized build-out and how readily it converts to general office or another medical use.
- Parking ratio and accessibility (ADA).
- Location relative to hospitals and referral patterns.
- Condition and mechanical systems.
Why a direct sale can fit
Purpose-built medical space can be slow to re-lease or sell on the open market; a direct, as-is purchase gives a clean exit and, where you want it, the option to discuss staying on under a lease-back while you transition.
Medical-office questions owners ask
I’m retiring and own my practice’s building. Can I sell but stay a while?
Possibly — a lease-back is one structure we can discuss as part of a direct purchase.
Do you buy a vacated medical office?
Yes, vacant or occupied.
Is the specialized build-out a problem?
It’s part of the review — we weigh what it can realistically become.
Where owners go from here
Have a medical or dental office to move?
Tell us about the building and your timeline. A review is free, confidential, and carries no obligation.