Atlantic Commercial Group Announces Sale of Barclay Square in Greenacres, FL for $11 Million

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Atlantic Commercial Group Announces Sale of Barclay Square in Greenacres, FL for $11 Million
 
Published Tuesday, June 3, 2025 1:00 pm
by Atlantic Commercial Group

Delray Beach, FL – Gary Broidis, Principal of Delray Beach-based Atlantic Commercial Group, Inc. recently completed the $11,250,000 sale of the Barclay Square Shopping Center, located in Greenacres, Florida.

Barclay Square, a 78,000 square foot retail center anchored by Tapatia Supermarket has changed hands for the first time in over 25 years. The property is located at the intersection of 10th Avenue N. and Jog Road and serves the community of Greenacres, Lantana and surrounding areas.

The property had been owned by prior entity for over 25 years and this transaction represents the second property sale of numerous properties being sold.  Mr. Broidis has been working with the principal owners for over 25 years and is handling the portfolio sale of over 750,000 SF of retail properties in Florida. 

Atlantic Commercial Group, Inc. specializes in the brokerage and development of retail and office properties throughout Florida with a concentration in the South Florida market area.  Additional services include national tenant representation, landlord representation and development consulting.

 

For more information, please contact: Gary Broidis, Atlantic Commercial Group, Inc.

98 SE 6th Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33483; (561) 703-9298; gary@atlanticcg.com


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