A private investor sold the building to the pain management group.
The 25,600-square-foot building was built in 1991. It houses a 6,475-square-foot surgery center. The center has three operating rooms, a recovery room and a visitor’s area.
The medical office building was 85 percent vacant at the time of its sale.
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