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Space Description & Highlights
359 10th Street Positioned on a prominent hard corner, this property offers a rare opportunity to lease a versatile commercial asset in the heart of Lake Park. A well-maintained outdoor area adds flexibility for tenant use. Recent upgrades include a new roof and two new HVAC units (3-ton and 5-ton), minimizing near-term capital costs. Flexible lease options for entire building 6,624 square feet can be leased from approximately 3,000 to 3,700 SF. Call for pricing details.
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Building Description
Executive Summary
359 10th Street Positioned on a prominent hard corner, this property offers a rare opportunity to acquire or lease a versatile commercial asset in the heart of Lake Park. The ±6,624 SF building sits on a 0.35-acre lot, delivering strong visibility and frontage along 10th Street—ideal for businesses seeking exposure and accessibility. A well-maintained outdoor area adds flexibility for operations or tenant use. Located one block from the signalized intersection of Park Avenue and Old Dixie Highway, the site benefits from steady traffic flow and connectivity to nearby retail and residential corridors. The building is clean, well-kept, and adaptable to a wide range of uses under Lake Park zoning, supporting pedestrian-friendly, neighborhood-serving uses. Permitted uses included but not limited to, Permitted uses: grooming, bakeries, salons, offices, retail, studios, banks, medical/dental, and small equipment repair. Within two blocks of a major mixed-use development with 595 residential units, a public parking garage and dedicated parking, the property is positioned to benefit from increased foot traffic and long-term growth. Recent upgrades include a new roof with transferable warranty and two new HVAC units (3-ton and 5-ton), minimizing near-term capital costs. Seller financing available. Also available for lease, with flexible options from approximately 3,000 to 3,700 SF. Call for pricing details.
Approved Uses by Zoning — R-2 Residence (R2)
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
Single-family dwellings, Churches/houses of worship and related buildings used for customary accessory uses (private school, day care and after care, religious study, day camp, Sunday school, ministries), Schools, except correctional institutions, Playgrounds operated in conjunction with schools or owned and operated by the town, Two-family dwellings, Multifamily dwellings or apartment houses and community residential homes (community residential homes not within 1,200 ft of another such home; no garage apartment on a lot with a two-story duplex or multifamily structure), Civic buildings, libraries, Nursing or convalescent homes, Nursery schools or kindergartens, Physicians or dentists (office in conjunction with a home, front kept as a home; max 35 percent of ground floor area; one practitioner, max three employees; daylight hours only), Group home (not within 1,000 ft of another existing group home), Transient residential use
Frontage Traffic vs. Nearby & Palm Beach County's Busiest Roads
This property fronts th St (10th St), which FDOT counts at the figure below (2025).
13,900vehicles / day on th St (AADT)
I‑95 (interstate)255,000
Florida Turnpike95,000
Okeechobee Blvd62,000
US‑1 / Federal Hwy46,000
Military Trail40,000
Pres Barack Obama360 ft16,500
Silver Beach Rd0.2 mi15,400
◆ th St13,900
Silver Beach Rd0.2 mi13,000
Park Ave0.1 mi6,000
This propertyNearest FDOT-counted roads (distance)County's busiest roads (approx. peak)Vehicles per day (AADT)
This frontage carries about 5% of I‑95's volume — lighter neighborhood traffic.
Risk & Incentives
🌊 Flood Zone X · minimal✓ Not in Flood HazardNot an Opportunity Zone
Neighborhood Demographics · Census Tract 001101
Figures for the census tract this property sits in — the immediate surrounding neighborhood (roughly ½–2 sq. mi). For distance‑based totals, see the 1 / 3 / 5‑mile rings below.
7,142
Population
$61,000
Median Household Income
37
Median Age
2,332
Households
$341,600
Median Home Value
Household Income of 2,332 households
<$50k1,115 48%
$50–100k588 25%
$100–150k277 12%
$150k+352 15%
Age of 7,142 residents
Under 181,725 24%
18–341,450 20%
35–542,140 30%
55–64526 7%
65+1,301 18%
Trade-Area Rings · Distance from Property
Everyone living within a straight‑line radius of the property — the classic retail trade area. Each ring is cumulative (the 3‑mile total includes the 1‑mile).
1 Mile
19,958
population
6,844 households
$72,313 avg income
3 Miles
85,646
population
33,864 households
$95,976 avg income
5 Miles
170,089
population
70,137 households
$114,933 avg income
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