Checking up on PMB's Jim Rohan

Pacific Medical Buildings SVP of development Jim Rohan has a lot to be thankful for. Wait, wrong holiday. He's got a lot to resolve to be thankful for when Thanksgiving comes around. With healthcare one of the brighter spots in the economy, he'll be a panelist at Bisnow'sfirst San Francisco Healthcare Summit, Jan. 18 at the City Club. (You can register now.)
We found what must be Monet's impressionist portrait of Jim. The company: broke ground on an 80k SF single-tenant office building connected on four floors to a new hospital that Eden Medical Center, part of the Sutter Health system; has one under construction in Castro Valley, and is nearing completion on a 125k SF single-tenant building for Facey Medical Clinic in LA. Also, PMB is co-developing a $200M hospital in Texas with an associated 55k SF MOB, and a skilled nursing facility in San Diego. In addition, it’s working with JLL on projects for individual and healthcare system clients throughout the US. PMB primarily develops for its own account but has about $1B of medical office assets in partnership with Ventas. Jim keeps up his own health by playing tennis and spending time with family, which includes three children and three grandchildren, with a fourth on the way.

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