If approved, the project will feature a six-story medical office building with 78,885 square feet of space and 396 parking spots.
Construction is expected to begin in mid-2026, with the first phase targeted for completion in early 2030 after a five-year build.
Previously, patients faced wait times of up to a year for primary care appointments; however, the new center has reduced this to under 30 days.
The 60,865-square-foot facility is projected to open in 2027.
Florida’s healthcare real estate market is on a remarkable growth trajectory—and it shows no signs of slowing down. With over 300,000 new residents moving to the state in 2024 alone, demand for medical facilities is soaring, particularly in thriving metros like Tampa and Orlando.