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In this video, the hosts discuss why medical office buildings are considered recession‑resistant investments. The central argument is that healthcare demand, particularly dental services, remains stable even during economic downturns. Speaker B cites 22 years of aggregate U.S. dental revenue data, noting that the industry’s total revenue has only contracted twice—once during the COVID‑19 pandemic—and has otherwise grown year over year. This resilience illustrates the broader stability of the healthcare sector, supporting the claim that properties serving medical tenants are less vulnerable to recessions. The discussion positions medical office real estate as a safe, long‑term investment due to the essential nature of health services and their consistent cash flow.

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