15501 Park Of Commerce Blvd Jupiter, FL 33478
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This exceptional Class A industrial property, completed in 2022, offers a total of 117,549 square feet of warehouse and distribution space. The single-story building features a remarkable 36-foot clear ceiling height, ideal for efficient storage and operations. The property boasts an ESFR sprinkler system for enhanced fire protection. Loading is facilitated by generous dock configurations: 53'4" deep x 52' wide doors (expanding to 60' at speed bays). A substantial 200-foot truck court, constructed of fiber-reinforced concrete, ensures smooth and safe maneuvering for large vehicles. Ample parking is provided with 94 car spaces and 38 trailer spaces. The building is equipped with a robust 1,200-amp electrical service. The property is zoned PIPD-IL (Planned Industrial Park Development – Light Industrial), reflecting its strategic location within a thriving industrial area. Divisibility options start at 2,000 square feet, making it suitable for a range of tenants. This modern facility offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking high-quality, efficient warehouse and distribution space. The property's features and location make it an attractive option for companies seeking a strategic advantage in the market. The combination of size, modern amenities, and strategic zoning makes this a prime location for industrial operations.
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