August 28, 2025 - 18:43

Milwaukee-based Hammes Partners has successfully raised $445 million in equity for its latest core-plus health care real estate platform, exceeding its initial fundraising target. This significant capital infusion is aimed at investing in high-quality health care facilities across the United States, reflecting a growing demand for specialized medical real estate.
The fund will focus on acquiring and developing properties that cater to the evolving needs of the health care sector, including outpatient facilities, medical office buildings, and senior living communities. With a strategic approach to identifying and managing health care assets, Hammes Partners aims to capitalize on the increasing emphasis on accessible and efficient health care delivery.
The firm’s ability to surpass its fundraising goal demonstrates strong investor confidence in the health care real estate market, which continues to be a resilient sector even amid economic fluctuations. Hammes Partners is poised to leverage this momentum to enhance its portfolio and contribute to the ongoing transformation of health care infrastructure.
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