Behavioral Health Business June 3, 2024
Chris Larson

Autism therapy companies looking for a growth accelerator could find luck in putting more effort into their real estate initiatives, including lease buybacks and owning properties in certain circumstances.

Companies of many sizes are finding that investors are more reluctant to cut checks in a high-interest-rate investment market. While interest rates are up and investments are down, the demand for autism therapy and related services has not slowed. Autism therapy organizations need to get creative to finance their growth. However, it requires the leaders of these organizations to take on initiatives that are more reminiscent of commercial real estate development than autism therapy, a key consideration when looking to turn real estate challenges into opportunities.

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