UPDATED, 7:30 p.m., April 23: HealthGains just bought the entire ninth floor at Integra Investment’s ParkSquare Wellness development, and has scored construction financing to build out the space, property records show.
Park Square Holding LLC, led by HealthGains’ Mark White, paid a little more than $7 million for 11 units at ParkSquare Wellness, a 41,000-square-foot wellness medical center at 2920 Northeast 207th Street. The total square footage amounts to about 15,600 square feet.
The building is part of Aventura ParkSquare, which includes a new 207-key Aloft Hotel, a 131-unit luxury residential condo tower, and a 100,000-square-foot office building called ParkSquare Signature. A 141-unit assisted living facility is under construction.
Integra executive Eduardo Otaola said ParkSquare Wellness’ medical office space is 100 percent sold. The building also features about 13,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, leased to tenants including Barry’s Bootcamp, Cycle House and Graziano’s restaurant.
HealthGains provides hormone replacement therapy and anti-aging and sexual wellness services.
Records show Park Square Holding LLC scored a $7 million construction loan from CenterState Bank of Florida. Otaola said the company is aiming to move in sometime over the next two months.
Integra purchased the land for $21 million in 2013, after plans for another mixed-use development dubbed City Park Aventura fell through. Since then, the developers have accumulated more than $100 million in financing for the project. So far, it’s residential component is 80 percent sold, while ParkSquare Signature is 100 percent sold, according to Otaola.
Correction: A previous of the article misrepresented the square footage HealthGains purchased.