that the companies that manage the eight new hospitals in Madrid have recovered in 4 years over 90% of the investment is something that takes time denouncing the Anti-Privatiación Coordinator of Public Health Madrid, http://www.casmadrid.org/ , no longer a big deal for shareholders of companies own hospitals because they do not expire until 2037 operating contracts .... Viewed from the standpoint of taxpayers the same business is lousy, the concessionary companies getting huge profits in a hospital setting up public land given free by the government, and even worse business exploiting parallel in the same public land, such as , cafes, shops and parking ....
Seizing the moment of crisis, Juan had Ferrari in Your Blog in Five Days following: "The parking is more profitable than operating rooms, several investors willing to buy hospitals in Spain. The deal is: it is building a builder or an investor who in turn rents it to a hospital manager to exploit the operating rooms, beds and clinics. In turn, the manager sublet space and medical operating theaters operating as corporations. Although it is an increasingly mature market, especially in big cities like Madrid or Barcelona, \u200b\u200bthere are still some good opportunities.
But management contracts, the building owner is always reserved for the parking operation. It is a great business with secured clientele and good prices, because those who go to hospitals often use the car that of health. You know, build a hospital with a parking very, very big "
So now you know, even in the hospital parking is the most profitable of the house. And finally let's not forget that while Madrid or Barcelona is a mature market, still falls short of what is possible to achieve squeezing the business, as in London, where the hospitals are reaching dealerships 500% profit on the investment.
