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Martin Luther Hospital Sells for $10.5 Mil

ANAHEIM, CA-The North Orange Community College District has acquired the 270,000-sf Martin Luther Hospital. It plans to renovate the vacant building to accommodate classrooms, offices, a mail processing center and other services.

By Erin Cassin | Updated on May 15, 2001

ANAHEIM, CA-A 270,000-sf mixed-use facility, which formerly housed the Martin Luther Hospital, has been sold to the North Orange Community College District. The college district paid Memorial Care $10.5 million for the building.

The NOCCD plans to renovate the facility into a comprehensive education complex with classrooms, administrative offices and other services. The school will include programs and services from Fullerton College, Cypress College and the School of Continuing Education.

“The plan is to remove the internal structures and remodel the building to accommodate classes and offices,” Donna Hatchett, an NOCCD spokesperson, tells GlobeSt.com. The complex will also contain a printing and mail processing center, a warehouse, administration offices and an information services department.

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