$800M Arizona hospital project moves forward

Northern Arizona Healthcare received the green light to move forward with the first phase of its proposed hospital campus. Members of Flagstaff City Council voted 6-1 in favor of the project, azcentral.com reported May 17.

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The first phase of the proposed plan includes a 700,000-square-foot hospital to replace an aging location in Flagstaff, according to the report. The second phase will include housing, a hotel and healthcare-centered retail and restaurants to cap off the health and wellness village.

If approved, construction is anticipated to cost $800 million and wrap up in 2027.

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