UF Health has quietly put two freestanding emergency departments it operates in the Orlando area on the market, bundling them as a two-property investment play. The package includes the health system’s Mount Dora/Eustis site and its Clermont emergency and urgent care facility. Brokers are pitching the offering as a stabilized, income-producing medical portfolio, and there is no public asking price.
What’s On The Block
As reported by the Orlando Business Journal, the assets have been grouped and marketed to national buyers as the "UF Health Collection." The package shows up on commercial marketplaces, including Crexi, where it is listed as two locations with pricing marked as unpriced or "price upon request." Translation: if you want a number, you have to ask.
Inside The Deal
According to LoopNet, the package totals roughly 25,405 square feet. That breaks out as a 14,308-square-foot building at 4405 S. U.S. Highway 27 in Clermont and an 11,097-square-foot building at 17021 U.S. Highway 441 in Mount Dora/Eustis. The listing frames the assets as net-leased, built-to-suit emergency and urgent care centers, and names Newmark brokers Jay Miele, Matt Berres, and Caroline Hoffman as the offering contacts. The UF Health Central Florida ER site also lists the Mount Dora/Eustis and Clermont centers among its network locations.
Why Investors Are Circling
Institutional and private buyers have been circling medical and outpatient assets as demand for ambulatory care outpaces new supply, a trend national brokers and market reports say is supporting valuations for stabilized health-system-leased properties. Industry coverage of 2026 market trends from firms such as JLL and CBRE, summarized by outlets like Construction Dive, points to aging demographics and constrained medical-office construction as drivers that keep investor appetite high.
What It Means Locally
Listing materials emphasize a "100% leased" income profile and a credit-worthy tenant backed by the University of Florida parent, language aimed squarely at yield-focused buyers rather than an owner-operator. Because the package is being offered as a net-leased investment, the marketing implies operations would continue under UF Health oversight. The listing shows a May 11, 2026 market date and includes an offering teaser attached to the LoopNet page. Local patients should still be able to find both centers listed on UF Health’s Central Florida ER site.
Interested buyers can request an offering memorandum from the brokers named in the marketing materials and review coverage in the Orlando Business Journal for additional context. We will be watching for sale updates and any official comments from UF Health or the listing brokers as the marketing process continues.
