Florida Hospital addition

[orlandonative]

Don't forget also The Burnham Institute tag team project located on Princeton. If all goes well the 7-11 (old) is demo'd by the end of the year.

[jack]

Where on Orange and Princeton? I cannot figure it out.

[JRS1]

Don't forget also The Burnham Institute tag team project located on Princeton. If all goes well the 7-11 (old) is demo'd by the end of the year.

[orlandonative]

No, the old 7-11 located just east of the funky looking one, fronting Princeton. Regarding that retail, it's only a matter of time before it too is ruble.

[Jaybee]

I believe the property planned for the diabetes iinstitute, menioned in this week Sentinel article (tyhe Burnham/Florida Hospital outpost) is the Florida Hospital owned property on the southside of Princeton between I-4 and Orange Avenue.

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/stories.../17/daily4.html

Anyone confirm which property this is... this is where the Ivanhoe village Main Street office is located for the time being.

[JFW657]

I believe the property in question is located on the site of the old 7-11 at Princeton & Dade Ave. right off I-4.

It should have pretty high visiblity from I-4.

Here's the rendering.

[JFW657]

No, the old 7-11 located just east of the funky looking one, fronting Princeton.

[JFW657]

I believe the property planned for the diabetes iinstitute, menioned in this week Sentinel article (tyhe Burnham/Florida Hospital outpost) is the Florida Hospital owned property on the southside of Princeton between I-4 and Orange Avenue.

Anyone confirm which property this is... this is where the Ivanhoe village Main Street office is located for the time being.

[orlandonative]

My bad, west

[jack]

That would be 301 E Princeton St. then.

[JRS1]

it looks like the radiology center right off of the Princeton exit;

[demon]

no kidding?

you mean that cool looking 7-11 like the one downtown?

wow. what a corner that'll be...

too bad the retail on the east side of Orange and north of Princeton is mostly or fully vacant...

that place is going to be crazy when these projects get done.

Healthcare related development in this stinkin' town has gone bonkers the past 2-3 years.

[JRS1]

I've said it before and I'll say it now, I hope these are the projects that make this happen. The Loch Haven Park area needs some kind of consistent mass transit linking it with downtown.

[prahaboheme]

The Burnham/Florida Hospital outpost building is a handsome structure -- I hope this moves forward. Healthcare is the future for Orlando.

[Whipp]

The Burnham/Florida Hospital outpost building is a handsome structure -- I hope this moves forward. Healthcare is the future for Orlando.

[demon]

that's a good point. Loch Haven to ORHS thru downtown as an initial phase for LRT or an AGT. The only problem is that the work and the parking are both at each of these nodes.

[JRS1]

The new 8 story building along Orange Ave. will connect to the 1st parking structure via skywalk. then the 1st garage connects to the 2nd garage via skywalk, then the 2nd garage connects to Ginzberg via skywalk as well. There will be 3 skywalks in a row connecting all those structures together. Do you all realize all of those structures are all new? THose plus the Children's Hospital wing across from the ER roundabout.

It's a big complex. But if you ever drive through ORHS, even though not as tall, that might be a bigger complex overall.

[prahaboheme]

Disney Pavilion opens at Florida Hospital:

Orlando Biz Journal Article

[prahaboheme]

[prahaboheme]

Fantastic article on Florida Hospital's expansion plans, many project that I have not heard about before that are in planning: http://wopr.amcity.com/triangle/othercities/orlando/stories/2010/04/26/story2.html?b=1272254400^3230421&s=industry&i=health_care#

[JFW657]

If anyone is interested, I just found out that there will be a new restaurant coming to the first floor of the new building going up on the corner of Orange & Rollins at Fla. Hospital.

It won't be affiliated with the hospital either. They are going to lease out the space.