Chicago’s healthcare transactions amounted to $85B+ — How other cities stacked up

Chicago’s transactions had the highest cost from 2015 to 2018, among the 10 cities with the most healthcare deals in that time, according to a Mergermarket report.

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What other cities’ transactions amounted to:

1. Chicago: $85.65 billion
2. San Francisco: $49.10 billion
3. Boston: $43.44 billion
4. Minneapolis: $38.40 billion
5. Atlanta: $4.17 billion
6. San Diego: $19.20 billion
7. Los Angeles: $18.12 billion
8. Nashville, Tenn.: $30.06 billion
9. Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas: $6.50 billion
10. Miami: $2.81 billion

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