Industrial Leasing & Sales in Palm Beach, Martin & St. Lucie Counties
Whether you own an industrial building you need to sell or lease, you're acquiring warehouse or flex space for investment, or you need the right facility for your business operations, I provide hands-on representation across Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie counties, including Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, and West Palm Beach.
Who This Is For
Industrial property owners who need to Sell or Lease a warehouse, flex, or distribution building, often facing an upcoming vacancy or looking to exit an asset that's run its course.
Investors and buyers acquiring industrial property for income, owner use, or conversion potential.
I regularly represent contractors, distributors, light manufacturers, and business’s who needs high ceilings, roll doors, an storage space (maybe even a storage yard)
For Owners: Sell or Lease Your Industrial Property
Industrial Tenants have specific, non negotiable operational needs. This can include loading dock, ceiling height, clear heights, power capacity, and zoning compliance. A building that checks those boxes attracts tenants who stay long term. Challenges can come up when your property lacks one of these important ingredients. Meaning it can sit vacant no matter how aggressively it's priced. Positioning the property correctly for the right operational use matters as much as the marketing behind it.
For Investors & Buyers: Acquire the Right Industrial Property
Industrial properties for investment or owner user purposes:
Small bay warehouse spaces typically from 1,000 to 50,000 SF
Flex space for businesses needing office plus warehouse
Industrial outdoor storage for contractors and equipment
Distribution and logistics facilities
Industrial buildings suited to conversion or expansion
I show you every available option. That includes my listings, other brokers' listings, and off market opportunities I've cultivated through relationships. My job is finding the right property for you, not moving my own inventory.
For Tenants & Businesses: Find and Negotiate the Right Industrial Space
Industrial tenants can't compromise on the basics. The wrong ceiling height, or an undersized loading dock, isn't a minor inconvenience, it's a dealbreaker.
What I help tenants find:
Warehouse space with proper loading dock access and turn around space
Flex space combining office and warehouse functions
Industrial outdoor storage (sometimes with a fenced yard) for equipment and vehicles
Small bay warehouse for distribution or light manufacturing
Climate controlled warehouse for specialty inventory
Contractor garages
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I look for when buying or leasing industrial property?
Ceiling height, roll door and clear height, loading dock access and configuration, power capacity, truck turning radius, parking ratio, and zoning compliance for your intended use. These specs vary meaningfully between buildings even within the same submarket, and getting one wrong can mean a space that looks right on paper but doesn't actually work operationally.
What's considered "small bay" industrial space?
Generally industrial space under 50,000 square feet, often divided into individual units. Units go down to around 1,000 square feet and are often well suited to contractors, light manufacturers, and smaller distribution operations that don't need a full scale distribution facility.
Is industrial real estate a good investment right now?
It depends heavily on the specific submarket, building specs, and tenant demand in that corridor. That's worth a direct conversation rather than a general answer. But it is a corner of the market I like generally speaking.