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905 SW 14th Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33444
United States
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Property Type: Office
Base Rent: $30-$34 PSF Modified Gross + Electric
Listing Status: Active

Contact Info

Gary Broidis and Adam Starr
Cell: 561 703 9298 and 561 289 4262
gary@atlanticcg.com and adam.starr@atlanticcg.com

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Property Description

Looking for reasonably priced office and warehouse space in close proximity to Atlantic Ave? Building A features full-impact glass windows and doors, 2 private offices, a kitchen/break room, a conference room, and space for approximately 12 workstations.

Building B is a Multi-tenant layout across 10 individual bays (1,500–3,000 SF). The property features high clear heights, 14'x14' overhead roll-up doors, private in-unit restrooms, full-impact glass, air-conditioned offices, and dedicated parking throughout the secure, fenced complex.

Additional Information Site Highlights Units Available
County: Palm Beach
Min. Divisible Space: 2,100 SF
Max. Contiguous Space: 20,000 SF
Year Built: 1991 for Building A & 2025 for Building B
Lot Size: 2.50 Acres
  • Location & Security: Fenced commercial complex with gated access, ample parking, and immediate I-95 access just 10 blocks south of Atlantic Ave.
  • Building A (12,880 SF): Turn-key 2,100 SF 2nd-floor office (12 workstations, 2 offices, conference room, kitchen) + 10,780 SF ground-floor office/warehouse.
  • Building B (20,000 SF): Flex/warehouse space across 10 bays (1,500–3,000 SF) with 14'x14' roll-up doors, impact glass, and private restrooms
  • Lease Rate: $30-$34 PSF Modified Gross + Electric

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