The university wants to launch “Project Ignite” on the site, creating “a nucleus for the core of the Miami Health District,” a report states, “creating a true campus downtown by bridging education, research, and innovation.”
The facility should open in early 2024.
Patients will be seeing a modern, state-of-the-art, 600,000-square-foot facility. That compares to 400,000 square feet at the E Street campus.
The properties are part of Florida Trinity Hospital and Poinciana Hospital campuses.
FLF Holdings and Crossroads Development Partners asked Jupiter officials to rezone part of their property for apartments, while Baptist Health South Florida could build a hospital on the remaining land.