The building, due to be completed in the fall of 2025, will cost an annual $3.2 million for Lee Health with a 20-year lease agreement. The complex will include 42,184 square feet of medical office space, 20 residential apartments, common spaces and a parking lot.
Lee Health has previously detailed plans to build a new 400-bed hospital in Fort Myers as well as a number of other capital projects in both Fort Myers and Cape Coral.
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