3 medical office buildings in unusual places

Just two weeks into 2024, several medical office buildings have already started popping up or are due to pop up in the coming months, including three in unusual places: 

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1. The Portsmouth, N.H., city planning board approved a three-story medical office building at the former Pease Air Force Base. 

2. Bethlehem, Pa.-based St. Luke’s University Health Network acquired the site of the former Frederick’s Flowers & Gifts in Hilltown Township, Pa., for $8.25 million and plans to convert the property into a medical office building. 

3. A single-family home in Brick, N.J., that has an attached commercial component could become a medical office building. 

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