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New Plasma Collection Center Coming to Former City College Site
Redevelopment of the property on SW 13th Street in Gainesville is underway.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 4:34pm
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A new plasma collection center aims to bring advanced medical resources to the Gainesville community.Gainesville TodayThe former City College property on Southwest 13th Street in Gainesville is being redeveloped, with the framing of a new facility for the collection and processing of high-quality plasma into plasma-based therapies.
Why it matters
The redevelopment of this property represents an important economic opportunity for the Gainesville community, as the new plasma collection center will bring jobs and investment to the area. Plasma-based therapies are in high demand, making this a strategic move for the region.
The details
The new facility will focus on the collection and processing of high-quality plasma, which is then used to produce plasma-based therapies. This represents a significant investment in the community and is part of the ongoing redevelopment of the former City College property on SW 13th Street.
- The redevelopment of the former City College property is currently underway.
The players
Alachua County
The local government overseeing the redevelopment of the former City College property.
What’s next
The new plasma collection center is expected to open and begin operations later this year, providing jobs and economic benefits to the Gainesville community.
The takeaway
The redevelopment of the former City College property represents a strategic investment in the Gainesville area, leveraging the growing demand for plasma-based therapies to bring new economic opportunities to the community.
