University Health Park | Lansing, Michigan
The University Health Park (UHP) in Lansing, Michigan, supports research, science, education, training, and commercialization through strong partnerships to create a cutting-edge health and wellness destination for the greater Lansing community and beyond.
Michigan State University acquired this land in the mid-1960s and featured an entomology lab for 20+ years. In 1988, Michigan State University deeded 110 acres of this land to the MSU Research Foundation to build a research park. After several early projects from 1989 to 1996, the development of the University Corporate Research Park stalled.
The McLaren Greater Lansing project is the first significant development in the park in over 20 years. The campus was recently renamed University Health Park to describe better the uses occurring in the complex. The University Health Park is 110 acres, and the McLaren Greater Lansing Hospital within the University Health Park is about 55 acres.
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McLaren Greater Lansing
A $600 million, 750,000 square-foot hospital, is a tertiary teaching facility with 240 acute care beds, located in Lansing, Michigan, on the southern edge of the Michigan State University campus
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The Alliance Building
A two-story 68,000 square-foot multi-tenant facility, with office, flex-lab, and high-bay warehouse space, featuring shared conference room space and ITAR compliant access controls.
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Medical Services Building (MSB2)
A 60,400 square-foot facility provides a premier destination for additional clinical space, medical research, education, and increased accessibility of diagnostic imaging.
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Available Land
About 20 acres of land with direct access to Michigan State University is available for new human health tenants.
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