It will have 140 assisted living beds, on-site dining, and resort-style amenities such as a tavern, a beauty salon and a wine bar.
The multi-building medical complex will have a state-of-the-art women’s health center offering gynecology and mammography services, a full-service pharmacy and a laboratory.
The new state-of-the-art center will replace the existing location on Wickham Way.
The construction financing will fund the firm’s 217,123-square-foot, luxury senior living development, which will span three buildings and 201 units.
Doctors and medical professionals have remained on time with their rent payments in the past year, unlike other office tenants, the Wall Street Journal reported. While some tenants have paid less than 85 percent of rent collections, medical professionals have paid 95 percent of rent owed.