Sharp to Break Ground on New Downtown Medical Center

SAN DIEGO-On February 22, Sharp Rees-Stealy will start construction of a new medical center in Downtown to replace the 88-year-old Fourth Avenue building.

By GlobeSt News Hub | February 07, 2011 at 01:01 AM

SAN DIEGO-On February 22, Sharp Rees-Stealy will start construction of a new medical center in Downtown to replace the 88-year-old Fourth Avenue building. Officials from Sharp have said that this three-story building will become the first LEED Gold-certified green building in San Diego.

The building will have medical office space measuring 66,365 square feet, a history gallery and 300 parking spaces. Sharp officials are expecting to open the medical center in summer 2012. For the full story, go to The San Diego Metropolitan.

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