INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE — GLADES LOGISTICS PARK

Port Saint Lucie

Glades Logistics Park | Port Saint Lucie, FL
Two State-of-the-Art Industrial Buildings | 192,500 SF + 161,700 SF

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Welcome to Glades Logistics Park, the modern industrial campus that defines scale and sophistication. Located in Port Saint Lucie, the project consists of two brand-new Class A warehouses: Building 200 (192,500 SF) and Building 100 (161,700 SF). Each structure was delivered in 2024, built to modern design standards—featuring deep bay depth, high clear heights, robust infrastructure, and future-ready logistics. This is not speculative land — this is turn-key, next-generation product ready for global users, distribution platforms, or regional headquarters.

In a region where new institutional industrial supply is rare, the park delivers both scale and certainty. Whether you want 161,700 SF or 354,200 SF combined, this opportunity gives you full flexibility. These buildings will house high-volume users who demand technology-ready infrastructure, efficient flow, and structural endurance.

WHY IT WORKS / INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

• New Product, Total Scale — Delivered in 2025, these buildings offer institutional-grade construction in a coastal growth market.
• Modular Portfolio Flexibility — Option to acquire 161,700 SF, 192,500 SF, or both for unified scale.
• Modern Specs — High ceilings, deep bays, heavy structural loads, efficient column spacing — built for racking, robotics, and throughput.
• Logistics Hub Position — Port Saint Lucie is within Florida’s east coast supply chain nodes, close to I-95, the Turnpike, and regional demand centers.
• Market Gap Closure — New, large-scale industrial supply is scarce in the Treasure Coast region; this development fills a critical void.
• Asset Durability — Institutional shell means lower lifecycle risk, better tenant retention, and capital allocation clarity from day one.

PROPERTY FACTS

• Building 200
  • Address: 6937 LTC Pkwy, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986
  • Size: 192,500 SF
  • Year Built: 2025
  • Type: High-bay, Class A Industrial
• Building 100
  • Address: 6939 LTC Pkwy, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34986
  • Size: 161,700 SF
  • Year Built: 2024
  • Type: High-bay, Class A Industrial
• Combined park size potential: 354,200 SF
• Zoning: Industrial / Logistics
• Construction: Recent shell delivery, modern tilt-wall / pre-cast standards
• Structure: Built for modern logistics operations
• Loading / Access: Deep driveway dimensions, strategic road frontage
• Utilities & Infrastructure: Sized for high-volume load, modern systems
• Sale Type: Acquisition or build-to-suit / lease options

STRATEGIC ANGLE

In Florida’s east coast corridor, industrial users are chasing supply lines that are coastal, efficient, and rare. Glades Logistics Park doesn’t just answer that call — it beats it. These buildings deliver infrastructure before tenant arrival — meaning faster time to operations and less capital risk.

If your business or fund wants to place your logistics node within a growing, underserved zone — rather than chasing infill in over-saturated markets — this is the chance. The Port Saint Lucie area is becoming a supply chain frontier as traffic pressure, land scarcity, and coastal demand collapse expansion options elsewhere. Owning modern product here means owning the narrative of growth, not running after it.

Tenants will pay for certified shell, durable structure, connectivity, and scalability. You’re buying not just a building, but a logistics platform. Those who act early in emerging nodes capture tenant demand and rate growth over the next wave — and seldom regret their timing.

BOTTOM LINE

Glades Logistics Park is not waiting for demand — demand is already waiting for it. Two brand-new institutional warehouses, totaling over 350,000 SF if taken together, in a corridor starved for modern supply. Whether you scale in or take it all, you now have access to industrial positioning in a Florida growth corridor few can match. Acquire vision, logistics, and certainty — before someone else does.

LINKS

Argossy International Properties
Port Saint Lucie Economic Development Dept

TRANSPORTATION SNAPSHOT

• Cargo Air – Treasure Coast International Airport (FPR), Fort Pierce: ~12 miles
• Cargo Rail – Florida East Coast Railway / Fort Pierce yard (regional freight access): ~12 miles
• Cargo Port – Port of Palm Beach: ~45 miles

Listing Courtesy of Kirk Nelson, Robert Smith, CBRE