Seavest Healthcare Properties and Trammell Crow Company Deliver Medical Pavilion II at National Harbor

Open House Held to Commemorate Building Completion 

WASHINGTON, DC – Trammell Crow Company, the nation’s largest commercial real estate developer, and Seavest Healthcare Properties, a leading investment manager focused on the medical office and outpatient facility sector, announced the delivery of Medical Pavilion II at National Harbor, a 97,000-square-foot, Class A medical office building. The advanced facility is located in National Harbor, a 300-acre master-planned community in Prince Georges County, MD.  

The Pavilion serves Western and Southern Prince Georges County as well as the growing community in National Harbor. The Pavilion’s completion in December 2021 was commemorated with an open house on April 7 which included tenants of the building and members of the region’s healthcare and commercial real estate community. 

Medical Pavilion II at National Harbor is adjacent to the National Harbor’s only other medical office building, the 95,000-square-foot Medical Pavilion I, which is also owned by Seavest. The building opened in January 2019 and is almost 90 percent leased with multiple tenants including the University of Maryland Medical System, many significant independent physician groups, and a surgery center.   

Medical Pavilion II offers a front desk concierge, security, valet parking, covered patient drop-off and high-end finishes throughout, all in a patient friendly setting. Adventist HealthCare signed on as the building’s anchor tenant offering comprehensive specialty and preventative care services including an ambulatory surgery center and additional outpatient services to address critical healthcare needs in the community.  

Full floors do remain available for interested parties. Adventist HealthCare plans to open doors to patients in mid-2023. 

National Harbor is the ideal setting for providing healthcare services. It is easily accessible by car and mass transportation, has numerous retail and dining amenities, and provides a patient and care provider friendly experience. 

“Seavest is pleased to reach this milestone in the construction of National Harbor II, which will be a significant ambulatory location for Adventist Healthcare,” said John Winer, Senior Managing Director & Chief Investment Officer at Seavest. “Convenient, accessible community-based healthcare has never been more important, and this facility will help Adventist bring advanced care to the residents of Prince George’s County. With National Harbor Medical Pavilion II joining the already open Medical Pavilion I, National Harbor will be the focal point for healthcare in southern Prince George’s County.” 

“We are pleased to once again work with Adventist and Seavest on another state-of-the-art medical office facility. This project has substantially expanded the availability of healthcare services in Prince George’s County,” said Eric Fischer, Managing Director at Trammell Crow Company. “The services at Medical Pavilion II provide an important contribution to County’s residents, who will benefit from increased access to advanced medical services offer in a convenient setting.” 

With the completion of Medical Pavilion II, Seavest now owns more than 350,000 square feet of Class-A ambulatory facilities in the Washington D.C. area.  

National Harbor is a 350-acre mixed-use development on the banks of the Potomac River, about eight miles from downtown Washington, just south of the U.S. Interstate 295/495 Capital Beltway Outer Loop interchange. As with Medical Pavilion I, Medical Pavilion II is located in close proximity to the many desirable features of the popular waterfront development which includes commercial office space, 2,500 residential units, numerous hotels, more than 10,000 on-site parking spaces, and more than one million square feet of retail, dining and entertainment space. 

The Cushman & Wakefield Washington D.C. Healthcare leasing team of Matt Sullivan, Lindsey Groom, Kirsten Ryan and Jack Seher lead the leasing efforts for the building.    

For more information on Medical Pavilion II, visit nationalharbormedical.com.