The Pasco County Life Science Campus is a transformative 775-acre mixed-use development in Florida, strategically master-planned to support research, healthcare, and commercial growth. Due to the presence of wetlands, approximately 525 acres are available for development, carefully balanced to preserve the natural environment while maximizing buildable opportunities.
To date, more than three miles of roadway and utilities have been designed, permitted, and constructed, establishing the foundation for long-term growth. These infrastructure improvements have already created over 100 acres of development opportunity, unlocking key parcels across the site.
Phase I introduced two significant anchor facilities: a 250,000-square-foot Research building and a 125,000-square-foot Clinic, each managed by separate project management teams. These facilities set the tone for the campus as a destination for innovation in life sciences and healthcare.
Looking ahead, future vertical phases are planned to deliver a diverse mix of uses, including industrial facilities, retail centers, hospital expansion, advanced research spaces, and professional office buildings. The campus is entitled for up to 24 million square feet of development, with the current master plan envisioning approximately 13 million square feet in total.
With robust entitlements, completed infrastructure, and a clear long-term vision, the Pasco County Life Science Campus stands positioned to become a premier regional hub for science, healthcare, and commerce.
UHealth at SoLé Mia is a state-of-the-art 371,000 SF ambulatory medical center located in North Miami, designed to deliver leading-edge care across oncology, cardiology, neurology, urology, orthopedics, and more.
The Temple University Health System (TUHS) relocated and expanded its existing Crisis Response Center (CRC), introducing a new observation area focused on Drug and Alcohol (D&A) care.
The Temple University Health System (TUH) Women & Families Hospital project involved the renovation, licensing, and activation of a previously dormant hospital facility, funded through the Pennsylvania Department of General Services (DGS).
As part of a $1B+ expansion initiative, Penn State Health (PSH) purchased a 28-acre greenfield site in Lancaster, Pennsylvania to construct a new community hospital.
Nationally recognized physical rehabilitation leader, Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network (GSRN) based in Allentown, PA, hired PurePM in partnership with KRN Development.
Tower A is a transformative healthcare project being developed by Cooper University Health Care in Camden, New Jersey. Located at the prominent intersection of Haddon Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, the 330,000-square-foot facility will be fully fit out and serve as both a Regional Medical Command Center and a comprehensive care site.
Continuing to expand their footprint within the South Jersey region, Cooper University Hospital engaged our team to assist in managing the complete gut renovation of an existing Sears anchor store at Moorestown Mall.
PurePM is providing project management services for the Facility Master Plan at Main Line Health’s Riddle Hospital.
Hackensack Meridian Health reached out to PurePM to manage the construction phase of their consolidation of inpatient behavioral health services from multiple campuses to Raritan Bay Medical Center.
As part of their ambulatory expansion strategy, Hackensack Meridian Health (HMH) engaged PurePM as the owner representative to assist with the management of the Eatontown Health and Wellness Center, in Eatontown New Jersey.