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Developer Could Rezone Westchester Site For Medical Office

AJP Ventures' proposed medical office complex at 3500 and 3520 S.W. 107th Ave. in Miami-Dade County 760x320

AJP Ventures could rezone a site in the Westchester area of Miami-Dade County to build a medical office building.

Westchester Real Estate Partners LLC, led by Alberto J. Perez of Miami-based AJP Ventures, filed a pre-application with county officials for the 1.77-acre site at 3500 and 3520 S.W. 107th Ave. It has the two lots under contract from Emahud LLC and the Eneida Exposito trust, respectively.

The land is mostly vacant, but it has a single-family home. It’s surrounded by other single-family homes.

The developer wants to rezone the site from “agricultural” to “semi-professional office,” which would eventually require County Commission approval. The site plan calls for a two-story, 28,207-square-foot medical office surrounded by 140 parking spaces.

 

Source:  SFBJ

 

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AJP Ventures, Mas Group To Develop 37,000 SF Medical Office Building In Miami

MedSquare-Place-Miami

A joint venture between AJP Ventures and Mas Group will develop MedSquare Place, a planned 37,000-square-foot medical office building in Miami’s Westchester neighborhood. The developers plan to break ground this summer at the property, which is situated at 9101 SW 24th St., 11 miles west of downtown Miami and five miles north of Baptist Hospital of Miami.

WellMed Medical Management, a healthcare delivery company, has signed a 19,000-square-foot lease to anchor the property.

The site was formerly an AT&T corporate office, the demolition of which will begin this month. The property will feature valet and reserved parking, a covered patient drop-off area at the main lobby, floor-to-ceiling hurricane impact windows and a safety back-up generator.

 

Source:  RE Business

 

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$40M Medical Office Project In Miami Breaking Ground March 6

MedSquare Health, a $40 million, 116,000-square-foot, three-story Class A medical office building project is being developed by joint-owners AJP Ventures and Mas Group in Coral Gables. An official groundbreaking ceremony will be held at the site on March 6 at 10 a.m.

Cushman & Wakefield Managing Director Gordon Messinger will lead leasing for the property, marketing the space to a variety of tenants in the medical field. Asking rents will begin in the low $40s per square foot net.

MedSquare Health will be situated on 4.5 acres at the corner of SW 87th Ave. and SW 94th St., within the Baptist Hospital medical submarket, which is one of South Florida’s primary healthcare corridors. The project will be the first off-campus, Class A medical office building developed in the submarket in over 20 years. The site is also within walking distance to Baptist Hospital, which is South Florida-based Baptist Health’s largest facility and one of the largest hospitals in the nation.

“With its state-of-the-art design and central location, MedSquare Health will be South Florida’s premier medical office building, appealing to leading national, regional and local health care providers,” said Messinger.

The design of the LEED-certified building will be led by Modis Architects with careful attention to the quality of tenant and patient experience, from the work environment to outdoor gathering spaces, with an emphasis on maximizing natural light throughout with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Dual entry will provide access from the adjoined, two-story parking garage as well as the prominent entrance on Galloway Road. Other building amenities include valet parking, a 7 per 1,000-square-foot parking ratio, an on-site café and shared conference room space.

“As the aging American population lives longer, it will continue to drive demand for healthcare real estate,” said Alberto J. Pérez, Founder and President of AJP Ventures. “MedSquare Health will fill a geographic gap for health professionals looking to better serve their patients. That includes aiding healthcare providers in all types of practice who are looking to open, relocate or expand in South Florida.”

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