Assisted Living Facility For 300 Seniors Planned In Weston

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In Weston, a developer is requesting permission to build a six-story assisted living complex.

On April 15, the City Commission will take a look at the site plan and rezoning request for the 6.17-acre property located at 357 Racquet Club Road. The property’s rezoning application was initially presented to the City Commission in January, but it lacked a site plan that detailed the detailed development strategy. This is the first vote on the site plan and the second reading for the rezoning.

SREH-357 Racquet Club LLC, managed by Terry Salzman of Salzman Real Estate Advisors in Dania Beach, claimed in their most recent site plan application that the facility would have 245 senior housing units totaling 303 beds and 325,808 square feet. There would be 113 independent living units, 108 assisted living units, and 24 memory care units. A wide range of senior living amenities would be included, including a game room, eating area, theater, garden, exercise center, library, and swimming pool. The project would contain 200 parking places, based on the site plan. The sizes of the rooms would be 546 to 1,330 square feet.

The developer is requesting that the property be rezoned from “commercial” to “mid-rise multifamily.” Currently, it houses a 9,000-square-foot facility that was formerly the management office and welcome center for the nearby Vacation Village timeshare complex, which was built in 1975.

Fort Lauderdale-based Synalovski Romanik Saye designed the project.

 

Source:  SFBJ

 

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Ready to Move-in Offices: Unveiling Florida Medical Space’s Premium Offering

A highly focused and specialized team of marketing, leasing, and investment professionals at your service to represent your medical real estate needs so you can focus on what matters most. At Florida Medical Space, we understand that medical professionals have enough on their plates without worrying about office logistics. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce our ready-to-move-in office spaces, designed specifically with the needs of healthcare providers in mind. But what makes our premium office spaces stand out from the rest? Let’s dive in and find out.

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Why Choose Ready-to-Move-In Offices?

Imagine walking into an office that’s fully equipped, beautifully designed, and ready for you to start seeing patients on day one. That’s the convenience we offer. Our ready-to-move-in offices aren’t just about saving you time and hassle; they’re about providing a space that reflects the professionalism and care you bring to your practice. From advanced medical facilities to inviting and comfortable patient waiting areas, every aspect of our offices is curated to enhance patient care and streamline your operations.

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Location and Accessibility

Located in the heart of accessible areas, Florida Medical Space ensures your office is not just a place to work but a convenient and easy-to-find destination for your patients. Proximity to rooftops, hospitals, pharmacies, and public transport links are just a few of the factors we consider to boost your practice’s visibility and accessibility.

State-of-the-Art Facilities

Our locations are handpicked to support a wide range of medical specialties. Whether you require advanced imaging equipment or specialized treatment and procedure rooms, we have spaces designed to cater to the unique needs of your practice.

Flexible Design and Layouts

Understanding that no two medical practices are the same, we offer various medical space options to suit your specific needs. Whether you need multiple consultation rooms, large treatment areas, or private offices, our team works with you to create a layout that maximizes efficiency and patient comfort.

 

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What truly sets us apart is our commitment to providing personalized solutions for every client. At Florida Medical Space, we’re not just offering office space; we’re offering a partnership. We take the time to understand your practice’s unique needs and preferences, ensuring your office is not just a space but a reflection of your dedication to patient care.

 

Tailored Office Solutions

From the initial consultation to the day you move in, our team is dedicated to crafting an office solution that aligns perfectly with your vision. We consider every detail, from the layout of your space to the specific amenities you need, to create an environment that enhances your practice’s efficiency and patient experience.

Unparalleled Support Services

Beyond the physical space, at Florida Medical Space we pride ourselves on the comprehensive support services available to all tenants. Recognizing that medical professionals should focus on their patients rather than administrative or logistical issues, we offer a range of services including:

Development Services:

Turn-key solutions from concept to operation. Specializing in healthcare real estate, our team collaborates with hospitals and medical groups to overcome financial and logistical challenges, ensuring your project is delivered cost-effectively and on schedule.

Tenant & Buyer Representation

Specializing in healthcare real estate, we ensure your practice finds its perfect Florida location. Benefit from our aggressive negotiations and zero-cost services, saving time and money. Our expert team uses in-depth market analysis to secure the best terms for your lease or purchase.

Leasing and Sales

FMS stands out by acting as a strategic intermediary, ensuring mutual objectives are met for both parties, leading to successful transactions. Our comprehensive approach includes market studies, targeted outreach to local physicians, and extensive marketing efforts, all aimed at achieving above-average leasing success and occupancy levels.

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Catering to the unique demands of the senior living, addiction treatment, veterinary, and dental sectors, FMS stands as the premier source for tailored real estate strategies. Our dedicated divisions understand the intricacies of each specialty, from zoning for addiction treatment facilities to the specific space needs of veterinary offices. FMS empowers clients with knowledge on market dynamics, helping you make informed decisions on buying vs. leasing and navigating the competitive landscape.

Success Stories

Don’t just take our word for it. The success stories of our clients speak volumes about the benefits of partnering with Florida Medical Space. From pediatric clinics to specialized surgical centers, our clients have seen significant improvements in their operations, patient satisfaction, and overall success. These testimonials highlight the positive impact of moving to our premium office spaces, underscoring our commitment to supporting medical practices in their growth and development.

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Find Your Ideal Medical Space with Us Today.

Choosing Florida Medical Space means opting for convenience, quality, and support. Our premium, ready-to-move-in medical real estate properties are designed with the needs of medical professionals in mind, providing a seamless transition and a solid foundation for your practice to thrive. With state-of-the-art facilities, tailored solutions, and a supportive community, we’re more than just a space provider – we’re your partner in success. Experience the difference that a premium medical office space can make for your practice and join the Florida Medical Space family today.

FAQs

1. What types of medical practices can benefit from Florida Medical Space’s offices?

Our offices are designed to accommodate a wide range of medical specialties, from family medicine to specialized surgical practices. Our flexible design options ensure that we can create a space that meets your specific needs.

2. How long does the setup process take?

The timeline can vary depending on the level of customization required. However, our team works efficiently to ensure your space is ready as quickly as possible, typically as soon as one month if we can identify a turn-key office solution for you. Custom offices can be built in as little as six months.

3. Are there any additional costs involved in customizing my office space?

We provide a detailed analysis of your total real estate costs before any property is chosen. We try to maximize transparency so you can make informed decisions about your space.

4. Can I expand my office space as my practice grows?

Florida Medical Space professionals will help understand your growth plans over the next three to five years and attempt to negotiate lease terms that allow flexibility. When purchasing real estate, it is important to buy property that accounts for future growth plans.

5. How do I get started with Florida Medical Space?

Simply contact us to schedule your initial consultation. Our team is ready to guide you through the process, from selecting your space to moving in. There is no up-front cost to leverage our years of medical real estate experience to identify a turnkey, move-in ready office that will meet your short and long-term needs.

 

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UHealth’s New 7-Story Medical Center in North Miami-Dade

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UHealth is building a seven-story medical center in North Miami-Dade, part of a mega-development of residential towers.

The idea is to take healthcare to a growing population in a dense area that includes Aventura, North Miami Beach and North Miami, said Dr. Dipen Parekh, the chief operating officer of the University of Miami Health System.

The medical center — not a hospital but an outpatient facility that can provide primary and specialty care for conditions including cancer, cardiac problems and eye disorders — is still under construction.

The center is UHealth’s largest outpatient medical facility at 363,000-square-feet, comprising 110 exam rooms, 10 operating rooms, and 33 clinical cancer treatment units. The center is expected to open in June 2025 and will be open daily. You don’t have to live at SoLé Mia to get care.

On Friday, UHealth, North Miami and other officials celebrated a construction milestone of the new center, which North Miami Mayor Alix Desulme says will usher in a “new era” of health for the community. Officials say the center is also expected to bring jobs to the area.

The center, just off Biscayne Boulevard near the Biscayne Bay campus of Florida International University, is part of a new vertical city. SoLé Mia is a 184-acre master planned community developed by Oleta Partners – a joint venture by leading developers LeFrak and Turnberry.

 

Source:  Miami Herald

 

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BayCare Reveals Plans For New Hospital In Manatee County

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BayCare Health System announced construction plans for its newest hospital, a comprehensive acute care facility to serve the rapidly growing community of Manatee County. BayCare Hospital Manatee will be the county’s first not-for-profit hospital and the only hospital north of Manatee River.

BayCare anticipates opening the hospital, its 17th, in 2027 with 154 beds in private patient rooms. Additionally, the $548 million project will include a 45,000-sq.ft. medical arts building. It will be built on the Robinson Gateway Property on Moccasin Wallow Road, conveniently located one mile north of the I-75 and I-275 intersection in Manatee County.

Construction is expected to begin in October.

The hospital’s construction plans underscore BayCare’s commitment to growing with the community and caring for families in the region, from delivering babies and offering neonatal services to providing emergency care and specialty surgery.

BayCare Hospital Manatee, designed by architectural firm Gresham Smith, will offer services including general, orthopedic, and specialty surgery, urology, gastroenterology, cardiology, diagnostic and interventional imaging, emergency care, obstetrics, and neonatology. The hospital’s design anticipates expanding to 207 beds when needed, with additional capacity possible as the community grows.

“At BayCare, our mission is to serve the community’s health and we are so excited to be deepening our commitment to the residents of Manatee County,” said Stephanie Conners, president and CEO of BayCare, the leading health care provider with its primary footprint in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Polk counties. “As West Central Florida continues to grow and thrive, we are committed to investing in our communities to bringing high-quality and compassionate care closer to our communities.”

BayCare, recognizing the increasing demand for health care services in north Manatee County, announced its intentions in 2022 and began working with officials to address zoning and site preparation needs. Since then, it has opened a BayCare Medical Group physicians’ office in Palmetto, situated a mile from the future hospital location. BayCare also offers home health services and telehealth services in the area and anticipates additional ambulatory services with the medical arts building construction such as outpatient imaging including MRI, CT, mammography, ultrasound, Dexa scan and other diagnostic services. An outpatient laboratory will also be onsite.

“As Manatee County experiences rapid growth, it’s imperative to prioritize smart, sustainable development strategies to ensure the well-being of this community,” said BayCare Co-Chief Operating Officer Kimberly Guy, who is overseeing the project. “At BayCare, we recognize the importance of smart growth initiatives that not only accommodate the increasing population but also promote access to high-quality healthcare services.”

As a not-for-profit organization, BayCare reinvests in people, programs, and facilities to uphold its mission to improve the health of the community. In 2023 alone, BayCare devoted over 10 percent of its revenue, totaling $557 million, to community benefit initiatives, ensuring access to care for all individuals regardless of their ability to pay.

With a legacy of providing clinical excellence, BayCare operates 16 hospitals and hundreds of locations throughout Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas and Polk counties. The largest provider of behavioral health and pediatric services in West Central Florida, BayCare also is nationally recognized for its commitment to high-quality care and its status as one of the best places to work.

“Our goal is for BayCare to be the best place to work, receive and provide care,” Conners added. “The feedback we receive from our patients, visitors, physicians and team members shows that we’re on track. We’re very excited to expand the BayCare effect in Manatee County.”

 

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New Medical Office Building Approved For Miami’s Health District

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Miami officials gave Apollo Cos. permission to construct a medical office building in the Health District, close to the biggest hospitals in the city.

The project will be constructed on a 20,656-square-foot plot at 800 N.W. 15th St., which is on the north side of the major Dolphin Expressway/State Road 836, by the Aventura-based developer via affiliate 800 Medical Tower LLC. In July 2023, the developer paid $7 million for the site which included a one-story office building, which he later demolished.

According to Apollo Cos. CEO Edward Abbo, 800 Medical Tower’s 170,255 square feet across 14 stories and 187 parking spaces were approved. The first floor would have a lobby and 4,665 square feet of retail space. Floor plates for the medical office space would range from 8,914 to 13,251 square feet, and they would be located on levels seven through fourteen.

Miami-based Caymares Martin designed the building.

According to Abbo, he has applied to the city for a building permission and expects to receive it in four months. He stated there is a lot of interest from medical tenants, but he hasn’t decided if the medical office space would be leased or sold as office condos.

According to him, medical tenants are losing space as the University of Miami Health System and Jackson Health System grow inside their current structures. These tenants now require additional medical office space.

 

 

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