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Space Description & Highlights
Property Overview Twin Lakes Commerce Center is located at 4120-4132 NW 10th Avenue in Oakland Park, Florida. Suite #4120A contains 7,800 square feet and was built in 1950. The space includes approximately 1,800 square feet of office area, four oversized 12' x 14' drive-in doors, 18-foot clear height, 3-phase power, and surface parking. The property is located west of Interstate 95 between Oakland Park Boulevard and Prospect Road.
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Building Description
Property Overview
46,105 SF Multi-Tenant Warehouse conveniently located off of I-95 just north of Oakland Park Blvd.
Building Specifications
CityFort Lauderdale, FL
ZIP Code33309
ZoningI-1
Year Built1966
Total Building SF45,857 SF
Total Available7,800 SF
Lot Size2.29 AC
Clear Height18'
Column Spacing30’ x 20’
Drive-In Bays (building)10 Bays
Parking (building)60 Spaces
ConstructionMasonry
Floor Area Ratio0.4586
AmenitiesBus Line; Fenced Lot; Storage Space
Walk Score60/100
Renovated2023
Park/ComplexTwin Lakes Commerce Center
Labor market & logistics
Labor pool (pop)
4,520
Working age 18–64
70%
Median age
45.2
Median income
$78,796
Logistics — drive distance
FLL airport
10.7 mi
MIA airport
35.9 mi
Workforce age
Under 1814%
18–3420%
35–5428%
55+38%
Neighborhood Demographics · Census Tract 050402
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.
4,520
Population
$78,796
Median Household Income
45
Median Age
1,828
Households
$306,100
Median Home Value
Household Income of 1,828 households
<$50k450 25%
$50–100k663 36%
$100–150k421 23%
$150k+294 16%
Age of 4,520 residents
Under 18635 14%
18–34917 20%
35–541,243 28%
55–641,016 22%
65+709 16%
Frontage Traffic vs. Palm Beach County's Busiest Roads
This property fronts NW 10th Ave. Below, its measured daily traffic (FDOT count) is compared to five of the county's busiest roads — I‑95, Florida Turnpike, Okeechobee Blvd, US‑1/Federal Hwy, and Military Trail (approximate peak AADT) — to show how much exposure the location gets.
270,000vehicles / day on NW 10th Ave (AADT)
◆ NW 10th Ave270,000
I‑95 (interstate)255,000
Florida Turnpike95,000
Okeechobee Blvd62,000
US‑1 / Federal Hwy46,000
Military Trail40,000
This frontage carries about 106% of I‑95's volume — exceptional highway‑level exposure. County roads shown are approximate peak AADT.
