Plans have been revealed for a $1 Billion medical campus in Emeryville, Alameda County. The announcement comes after the Sacramento-based not-for-profit Sutter Health purchased the 12-acre Emery Yards development in the densely-built city, featuring two existing multi-story structures, a massive parking garage, and several vacant lots. Sutter Health will be collaborating with Sutter East Bay Medical Group to manage the site.
Permits have been issues for the development of a new medical center at 3023 Summit Street in Pill Hill, Oakland. The project proposal includes the construction of a new seven-story building, Stanford Medical Sutter Health Cancer Center (SMSHCC), offering spaces for outpatient treatment center. The project involves the demolition of two structures on the site.
New plans are all set to be reviewed for a new medical project proposed for development at 3023 Summit Street in Pill Hill, Oakland. The project proposal includes the development of a new seven-story medical building. The project involves the demolition of two structures on the site. The project is a joint venture between Sutter Health and Stanford Health. Lamphier-Gregory is a planning firm and the project applicant.
Samuel Merritt University has secured a $139 million bond for constructing their proposed ten-story central campus at 525 12th Street in Downtown Oakland, Alameda County. Along with the bond, SMU is investing $120 million. The over quarter billion dollar investment keeps SMU on schedule for groundbreaking later this year, having received approval in November. Strada is the project developer.
Representatives for 3700 California Street have filed a request to extend the approved entitlement for a 31-building residential redevelopment of the Sutter Health-owned medical campus in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights. The move comes after TMG and Sutter Health backed out of the redevelopment plans in May of this year. The campus was listed for sale by CBRE.
