2095 Vista Way Vista, CA 92083
This exceptional medical office building, Tri City Medical Plaza, located at 2095 W Vista Way, Vista, CA 92083, offers a variety of suite sizes perfect for medical professionals. The four-story building boasts 26,535 square feet of total space, with 11,362 square feet currently vacant. Individual suites range from a minimum of 1,110 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 6,005 square feet, providing flexibility for various practice needs. The building features convenient amenities including elevators and ample parking with a 5.08 spaces per 1000 square feet ratio. Situated in San Diego County, this property benefits from its location within a thriving medical community, offering easy access to a large patient base. The building's history is deeply rooted in the community, having served as a cornerstone of healthcare in the region since its inception. This presents a unique opportunity to establish or expand a medical practice in a well-established and respected facility. The property is ideally suited for a variety of medical specialties and offers a chance to be part of a legacy of healthcare excellence. Contact us today to learn more about leasing opportunities.
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Radiology Physician Medical Clinic
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Gary Kobayashi Physician
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Sherev Heart & Vascular Clinic (Formerly Cambrian Cardioloy) (Formerly Cambrian Cardiology) Physician
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Dr. Denise Gonzales Physician Medical Clinic
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Dr. Vincent Castro Physician Medical Clinic
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