The center will also develop a cardiac center, cancer center, emergency room and six buildings for private development.
The private development buildings will include up to 1,000 units of permanently affordable housing, mixed-income units and office space for doctors.
Once the development team is selected, the proposal will go through the city’s public review and approval process. The development has an eight- to 10-year timeline.
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