Land for vertical medical city concept up for sale

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Vacant land where a 35-story medical tower concept was proposed is on the market.

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Avison Young’s Nathan Eissler is marketing the 2.53-acre vacant site made up of two parcels at 1000 N. Orange Ave. and 103 W. Marks St. Hallendale Beach-based Orange Garland Park LLC and Mustang Orange Garland LLC own the land.

According to marketing materials for the property, the property’s zoning of AC-3A (Downtown Metropolitan Activity Center) allows for no height limitation, along with a maximum density of up to 400 units per acre and up to 1 million buildable square feet. Uses that are allowed include residential, hospitality, retail, medical, office, mixed-use and/or industrial.

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