How a $3.5M downtown Rock Hill property sale could be tied to a Charlotte hospital
A new medical site near downtown Rock Hill could be coming, after a $3.5 million property sale.
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Telecommunications company Comporium sold eight properties on Oct. 13 to Charlotte-based AH South Carolina, Inc., according to York County land records. That entity appears to be affiliated with nonprofit hospital system Atrium Health. Both share a mailing address.
A message left for Atrium Health wasn’t immediately returned.
The former Comporium site is bounded by Dave Lyle Boulevard, Trade Street and Willowbrook Avenue. There’s a Comporium building on it now, with parking. The combined site is 4 acres.
If Atrium intends to add medical services in Rock Hill, the site would join a growing list of company projects. In December, the company confirmed plans for a $450 million hospital in Fort Mill set to open in 2029. Last week, Atrium announced a $340 million commitment to expand behavioral healthcare across the Charlotte region. It includes a new hospital in north Charlotte.
Atrium invested $6.6 billion in major projects from 2021 to last year, according to the hospital group.
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Healthcare sites have grown significantly in recent years throughout the Rock Hill region. Along with the coming Atrium hospital in Fort Mill, Rock Hill has a $300 million Novant Health medical campus planned at Palmetto Research Park. There’s a $300 million Medical University of South Carolina hospital and medical office building under construction in Indian Land.
CaroMont Health announced plans last month for a new Lake Wylie hospital by 2031. Piedmont Medical Network has added multiple freestanding emergency rooms in the region.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
This story was originally published October 20, 2026 at 2:13 PM with the headline “How a $3.5M downtown Rock Hill property sale could be tied to a Charlotte hospital.”
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