MedCore to Build New Medical Office Building in Fort Worth
The two-story 65,000-square-foot building will be anchored by Spine Team Texas, one of the largest spine specialist practices in the metroplex, as well as a variety of clinics for Texas Health Resources.
FORT WORTH—MedCore Partners reports today it plans to develop a new Class A medical office building on the Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Alliance campus in North Fort Worth.
The two-story 65,000-square-foot building will be anchored by Spine Team Texas, one of the largest spine specialist practices in the metroplex, as well as a variety of clinics for Texas Health Resources. The building will also be the home of the Texas Health Spine Surgery Center-Alliance, an ambulatory spine surgery center operated by Spine Team Texas. At present the project is 70% pre-leased, Dallas-based MedCore Partners states in an announcement.
The project is scheduled to be ready for occupancy in the first quarter of 2020. No development cost for the project was released.
The new building will be located on the west side of the hospital campus near the intersection of Interstate Highway 35 and Golden Triangle Boulevard and will house complementary services to those offered next door in the 98-bed hospital.
“North Tarrant County has experienced tremendous growth since we opened our Alliance clinic in 2014. This growth marks an increased need for specialized, high-quality spine care,” says Dr. David Rothbart, medical director and neurosurgeon at Spine Team Texas. “We are excited to support the community and fulfill patient needs for quality spine care with our full spectrum of spine services when our new, larger clinic and ambulatory surgery center open on the campus of Texas Health Alliance in 2020.”
Kyle Libby, partner, and Michael Collins, SVP, with MedCore Partners are representing the landlord in leasing transactions at the property.