Noyack Medical Partners’ CJ Follini (left) and Corcoran’s Paul Wexler

Like many other segments of the commercial market, health care real estate is in a “wait-and-see” mode right now — but not just because of the economy. The Obama administration’s proposed health care reforms could lead to significant changes in health care facilities, and consequently in real estate, CJ Follini, managing principal at Noyack Medical Partners, told about 30 attendees at a Real Estate Board of New York seminar this morning. “If you think housing is the most important thing [for the economy right now], you’re wrong,” said Follini, who founded Noyack, which acquires and manages health care real estate. “It’s health care.” [more]