Health services are in development at the master-planned Seven Pines community as the city reviews a permit application for the Onicx Group medical office building.
Onicx, through Stillwood Pines MOB LLC, is in permit review for an estimated $8.6 million, two-story, 50,000-square-foot building on 7.19 acres at 11885 Stillwood Pines Blvd.
The site is east of Resolution Drive and south of Butler Boulevard. Stillwood Pines MOB LLC paid $2.6 million for the property Jan. 24, 2025.
Onicx Development of Tampa is the developer. The company builds medical, office, retail and apartment projects.
Jacksonville-based England-Thims & Miller Inc. of Jacksonville is the civil engineer. Pavalis Architektron of Tarpon Springs is the architect.
The Skinner family owns the Seven Pines property at southeast Kernan and Butler Boulevards and has been selling parcels as part of its master development.
East of the Onicx property is where Life Time, an athletic and fitness club, bought 8.5 acres March 29, 2024, at the entrance to Seven Pines. Life Time paid $8.185 million for land to develop its first athletic resort club in Northeast Florida and the sixth in the state.
To the west of the Onicx site is the planned Baptist Medical at Seven Pines on 10.52 acres. Pavilion Health Services Inc., which buys and holds properties for Baptist Health facilities, paid $10 million Oct. 26, 2021, for the property.
Baptist Health announced Feb. 6 it broke ground on its Baptist HealthPlace at Seven Pines campus and plans a spring 2026 opening.
The city issued a site-clearing permit Oct. 2, 2024, and a construction permit Feb. 21, 2025, at costs totaling $3.2 million for a medical office building at 11851 Stillwood Pines Blvd.
Brasfield & Gorrie LLC is the contractor.
Baptist Health intends to build a two-story, 52,000-square-foot medical office building and a future building.
The medical facility will offer a range of health services that includes primary care, a news release said.
The first building will be about 52,000 square feet to house primary care practices for family and internal medicine physicians, and offices for cardiologists. A wellness center will offer programs, coaching and education to promote preventative health care lifestyles.
Seven Pines represents the last 1,000 acres of developable land owned by the Skinner family. At one time the family owned 50,000 acres in Northeast Florida.