The property is about one mile from Miami Valley Hospital South, which is operated by competitor Premier Health.
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A spokeswoman for Kettering Health said there isn’t a plan at this time for what to do with the land.
The land is on the corner of a block transformed in recent years into the Cornerstone of Centerville, which is a mix of shops, restaurants, a hotel and professional office. The development by Oberer Companies is still being built in phases.
Greene County property records show the property sold in July and then again Dec. 31.
Kettering Health has been adding facilities and buying land around the region.
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The health network just opened a Centerville medical center at 6661 Clyo Road for adults who are 55 years and older. A new 17,000-square-foot operations command center just opened in the Kettering Business Park.
Other ongoing construction projects include a new hospital in Troy, a medical center in Piqua, and an expansion at Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek.
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