Florida’s healthcare real estate market continues to expand as major health systems move closer to fast-growing residential communities. From The Villages and West Palm Beach to Fort Myers, Orlando and Broward County, new hospitals, outpatient centers, surgery facilities and medical office buildings are being planned or built to meet rising demand for care closer to home.
The mixed-use campus planned near Florida’s Turnpike will bring new healthcare, retail, dining and wellness space to one of Central Florida’s fastest-growing regions, with AdventHealth expected to anchor the development with a new 80-bed hospital.
More than 3,000 people each year already use AdventHealth Lake Placid’s rehabilitation and sports medicine programs, and that volume is projected to grow significantly over the next several years as the surrounding population expands and ages.
As health systems scale, assets that support logistics, distribution, and centralized services are becoming just as strategic as hospitals and medical office buildings.
County commissioners recently approved a land purchase and development agreement with AdventHealth that clears the way for a healthcare campus at NeoCity South.