The details may yet to be filled in, but Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic has grand plans for its Jacksonville, Fla., campus with a further 210 acres of land recently purchased there, according to an Oct. 30 Jacksonville Florida Times-Union report.
The land, valued at $24 million, could be used for potential medical and related residential and hotel uses on the northwest part of the campus, the report said.
The land purchase comes on top of approximately $1 billion in investment at the Jacksonville campus in the past few years, according to the report. That includes a $432 million expansion project, which would see a new patient tower adding five floors and increase the number of beds to 428.
Long-term plans well into the next century are looking at a 12.5 million-square-foot campus compared with the current 2.8 million-square-foot development, the report said.