City officials hope the building will make it easier for physicians to relocate to the county; the project also is expected to add 35 jobs.
Construction on the project will begin in January and is expected to take 18 months.
A cardiology group and an orthopedic group have already signed on as tenants. The project is expected to cost the healthcare authority $6 million.
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