INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — PALM BEACH COUNTY

Jupiter

15132 Park Of Commerce Blvd | Florida Research Park — Jupiter Logistics Campus | 102,293 SF |

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Florida Research Park is a rare, ready-made industrial campus asset in Jupiter’s Park of Commerce. This two-story, 102,293 SF facility combines modern construction, high-clear workspaces, both dock-high and grade-level loading, and a strong parking ratio — all positioned with easy access to I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike. Completed in 2008, the building is move-in ready and ideally suited to distribution, light manufacturing, R&D support, or corporate service operations that demand visibility, utility, and speed.

Why it feels different: you’re not buying a building — you’re buying a logistics-ready podium that presents professional offices up front, efficient industrial bays in back, and the premium location of Jupiter’s industrial corridor. That mix creates immediate utility and long-term demand.

WHY IT WORKS / INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

• Location Leverage — Direct access to I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike places this building inside South Florida’s primary distribution arteries.
• Move-In Readiness — Full office finishes, grade and dock loading, and a 30,000 SF industrial suite available now shorten time-to-productivity.
• High-Utility Specs — 26′ clear ceilings allow racking, mezzanine builds, and flexible workflows.
• Mixed-Use Appeal — Two floors of functional office space plus industrial bays create a single-campus solution for corporate logistics and client-facing operations.
• Strong Parking & Circulation — 1.25 parking spaces per 1,000 SF supports workforce density and client visits.
• Zoning Flexibility — I-L / PIPD light industrial zoning supports a broad set of industrial, service, and light manufacturing uses.

PROPERTY FACTS

• Address: 15132 Park Of Commerce Blvd, Jupiter, FL 33478
• Property Nickname: Florida Research Park — Jupiter Logistics Campus
• Rentable Building Area: 102,293 SF
• Property Type/Subtype: Industrial — Service / Light Industrial / Distribution-ready
• Year Built: 2008 • No. Stories: 2
• Lot Size: 6.18 AC
• Clear Ceiling Height: 26′
• Dock-High Doors: 3
• Parking Ratio: 1.25 spaces / 1,000 SF (≈ ample on-site parking)
• Zoning: I-L (Light Industrial), PIPD — Planned Industrial Park Development
• Space Available: 1st Fl – Suite 100 — 30,000 SF (industrial, full build-out, available now)

STRATEGIC ANGLE

Jupiter’s Park of Commerce is a proven industrial node, and this building sits in its sweet spot: high visibility, excellent infrastructure, and immediate connectivity to South Florida’s consumer and port markets. The property’s two-story office presence lets you project corporate credibility to clients while the back-of-house industrial systems keep operations humming. For companies that need both a professional HQ feel and heavy operational throughput — think high-value distribution, light manufacturing, lab support, or logistics services — this is the one address that bridges both worlds.

From an investment perspective, the building’s ready-to-go condition creates upside in both occupancy and rental resets. For operators, the 30,000 SF spec suite available now means you can scale immediately while retaining room to grow within the park.

BOTTOM LINE

Florida Research Park at 15132 Park Of Commerce Blvd is a turnkey industrial campus asset that pairs professional office presence with durable industrial capability. With 102,293 SF of practical, flexible space, strong access to I-95/Turnpike, and immediate availability of a large industrial suite, this property is a strategic platform for growth — operationally and on the balance sheet. Move decisively; prime positioning like this is a market differentiator.

LINKS

Argossy International Properties
Jupiter Florida Building Dept.

TRANSPORTATION SNAPSHOT

Cargo Air: Palm Beach International Palm Beach International 34 min drive 23.3 mi
Cargo Rail: Regional CSX / Florida freight corridors (nearest intermodal): ~20–35 miles
Cargo Port: Port of Palm Beach 35 min drive 30 mi

Listing Courtesy of Alan Long, Newmark, Steve Garine, SLGI, Penny Ezell, Newmark

Penny Ezell