Ground Floor Office/Retail For Lease

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This versatile office/retail opportunity is an ideal solution for a business owner looking to optimize their operational costs while maintaining a prime presence in a burgeoning market. With strong demand for flexible space in this area, this property presents a compelling and highly marketable asset for potential tenants.

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Ground Floor Office/Retail For Lease

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2745 N. Federal Hwy
Delray Beach, FL 33483
United States
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Property Type: Retail
Base Rent: 45.00
Listing Status: Active

Contact Info

Adam Starr
Cell: 561 289 4262
adam.starr@atlanticcg.com

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Property Description

This fully remodeled Class A space offers the perfect office/retail setup in a prime location along the east side of Federal Highway, with over 40,000 vehicles passing by daily and just minutes from Atlantic Avenue. Take advantage of prominent building signage to showcase your brand along the most highly traveled north-south corridor east of I-95, giving your business unmatched visibility and corporate identity.

The ground floor features two private offices, a welcoming lobby, kitchenette, and full bathroom — all finished with sleek, modern, high-end details. Ideal for professional office use, creative studios, salons, or personal service businesses seeking strong visibility and a polished presentation.

Private parking and thoughtful touches throughout make this an exceptional opportunity for entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives who want to work and live seamlessly in one vibrant setting.

Location Description

This listing is situated in a high-growth corridor of Delray Beach, a city experiencing significant population and economic expansion. The area benefits from a robust residential market and is a hub for both new businesses and established firms looking to capitalize on South Florida's positive momentum.

Additional Information Site Highlights
County: Palm Beach
Min. Divisible Space: 600
Max. Contiguous Space: 600
Lot Size: .06 Acres
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