Building Description
Property Overview
1400 E. Newport Center Drive is a well-located, multi-tenant office building in the heart of Deerfield Beach’s established business corridor. The property offers a range of available suites with flexible layouts and the ability to accommodate contiguous space for larger users. Tenants benefit from efficient floor plates, shared conference facilities, and immediate access to major transportation routes, retail, and dining amenities. The building is ideally suited for professional services, medical, and corporate users seeking convenience, visibility, and scalability.
Contiguous Opportunities:
Suite 101/105: ±10,065 SF
Suite 105/107: ±7,779 SF
Suite 101/105/107: ±13,642 SF
Suite 102/106: ±14,905 SF
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Approved Uses by Zoning — Planned Industrial (PID)
Uses permitted by right under the municipality’s zoning for this district. The property may carry additional restrictions (deed, association or lease), so tenants are responsible for confirming their intended use with the municipality and landlord before committing.
Allowed by right
Manufacturing, Office, business and professional, Warehouses associated with manufacturing, assembly and distribution, Wholesale packaging, supply and distribution (incl. building trades), Essential services, Educational, industrial, medical, scientific research and development, laboratory, Printing, Building cleaning and maintenance services, Construction/trade contractors, Commercial kitchens, Sports performance training facility, Craft/artisan production (10-30% non-production area; enclosed; accessory outdoor seating <=20%), Brewpub (food >50% of gross sales; brewery function <=50% of floor area; accessory outdoor seating <=20%)
With special approval
Child day care centers — one per PID (conditional uses apply to a PID of 50+ acres), Hotels — one per PID; RM-25 dimensional requirements; density <=38 du/gross acre, Stand-alone restaurant — one per PID; min 5,000 sf; no drive-throughs; outdoor seating <=20%
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