The property developers behind Nashville’s medical mart have released a virtual video tour of the proposed project.
The video highlights the Nashville Medical Trade Center‘s showrooms, exhibition hall, health information technology innovation center and training and education facilities. It was originally unveiled at last week’s annual Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) conference in Orlando.
Nashville has so far announced just four tenants for its proposed $250 million mart, which is designed to feature 1 million square feet of showroom space.
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In contrast, Cleveland — Nashville’s counterpart in the medical mart competition — last month publicly identified 58 tenants for its project, which is to include 100,000 square feet of showroom space. Those tenant deals give Cleveland a significant leg up on Nashville, which must pre-lease about 60 percent of its space to secure the private financing necessary to begin construction. Cleveland, on the other hand, is publicly financing its $465 million medical mart and began construction in January.
Here’s the video:
