A new medical facility is making its way to Long Island City to meet the needs of the neighborhood’s growing population.
The company, Norvin Healthcare Properties, has announced it has acquired a 45,000-square-foot property at 21-21 44th Dr. It will be run by NYU Langone Medical Center, which entered into a 31-year lease with the group.
Plans for the property, which was valued at $66 million, are to redevelop the two-story building to be used as a multi-specialty ambulatory care facility.
“Consumer demand for convenient, high-quality, cost-effective healthcare has created an urgent need for providers to bring full-service, multi-specialty outpatient centers to their communities,” said Norman Livingston, president of Norvin Healthcare Properties. “This new NYU Langone facility in Long Island City will satisfy that need in terms of both location and the comprehensive range of healthcare services that will be offered under one roof.”
Livingston added that he believes NYU Langone’s new outpatient center will provide “exceptional healthcare in a strategically located section of one of New York City’s fastest growing neighborhoods.”
The facility is located within a two-block radius of four subway lines.
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