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Building Description
Executive Summary
Native Realty is proud to present the opportunity to acquire a highly upgraded freestanding office building with adjacent vacant land along Boca Raton’s prominent Federal Highway corridor. The assemblage consists of two parcels totaling approximately 27,007 SF of land, offering a compelling opportunity for an owner-user, investor, or developer.
The offering includes a ±2,479 SF freestanding office building at 6199 N Federal Highway, situated on a ±13,068 SF lot, together with an adjacent ±13,939 SF vacant land parcel. The additional land provides flexibility for expanded parking, outdoor use, future expansion, or long-term redevelopment potential, subject to applicable zoning and approvals.
The existing office building features premium finishes throughout, including polished stone flooring, designer lighting, glass office fronts, upscale restrooms, a conference room, reception area, kitchenette, gated parking, and excellent visibility along Federal Highway.
With a turnkey office building, substantial adjacent land, and a highly visible Boca Raton location, this offering presents a unique opportunity to secure a versatile commercial property along one of South Florida’s key commercial corridors.
Approved Uses by Zoning — R-B-1 Motel-Business (RB1)
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
Banks and financial institutions, Child care and adult care centers (subject to Sec. 28-1416 et seq.), Hospitals, convalescent homes, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes, Places of public assembly, Business, trade, technical or secretarial schools, Business offices, professional offices and governmental buildings, Duplicating, copying, letter and secretarial service establishments, Personal service shops, Retail stores, Bakeries and similar places for preparation of food sold at retail on the premises (subject to Sec. 28-1328), Laundry and drycleaning pickup shops, and drycleaning and pressing establishments using only nontoxic nonflammable fluorocarbon solvents, max 5 employees, no pickup/delivery other than consumers on site, Mortuaries, Interior decorators, photographic galleries, artists' studios, Parking lots or parking structures, Retail establishments selling donated articles for the sole benefit of not-for-profit religious/philanthropic organizations (upon written application to and approval by the city council), Motorcar fuel stations (service stations), subject to Sec. 28-1386 et seq., Restaurants (subject to Sec. 4-3); a restaurant with a dance floor requires conditional use approval, Helistops (subject to Sec. 28-1451 et seq.), Utility substations subject to approval of the planning and zoning board and the city council, Retail pharmacies and medical marijuana treatment center dispensing facilities (subject to Sec. 28-1312), Telecom web-hosting facilities, City parks/recreation facilities and city water/sewer/reclaimed water/stormwater facilities (Sec. 28-1305(a),(b), permitted in all districts)
With special approval
Hotels, motels, tourist homes (conditional use approval, Art. II Div. 4), Any restaurant which includes a dance floor or dancing area (conditional use approval, Art. II Div. 4), Bars, nightclubs and drinking establishments, subject to Sec. 4-3 (conditional use approval, Art. II Div. 4), New car agencies, per Sec. 28-1302 (conditional use approval, Art. II Div. 4), Substance abuse treatment facility, not within 1,000 feet of another existing such facility (conditional use approval, Art. II Div. 4), Car washes, subject to Sec. 28-1319 (conditional use approval, Art. II Div. 4)
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.
4,581
Population
$75,307
Median Household Income
50
Median Age
2,375
Households
$608,600
Median Home Value
Household Income of 2,375 households
<$50k845 36%
$50–100k616 26%
$100–150k278 12%
$150k+636 27%
Age of 4,581 residents
Under 18743 16%
18–34854 19%
35–54995 22%
55–64844 18%
65+1,145 25%
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
11,757
population
6,093 households
$136,649 avg income
3 Miles
64,149
population
27,067 households
$134,257 avg income
5 Miles
162,536
population
71,801 households
$138,345 avg income
Frontage Traffic vs. Palm Beach County's Busiest Roads
This property fronts N Federal Hwy. 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.
27,500vehicles / day on N Federal Hwy (AADT)
I‑95 (interstate)255,000
Florida Turnpike95,000
Okeechobee Blvd62,000
US‑1 / Federal Hwy46,000
Military Trail40,000
◆ N Federal Hwy27,500
This frontage carries about 11% of I‑95's volume — solid commercial‑corridor traffic. County roads shown are approximate peak AADT.
FDOT count stations on N Federal Hwy 27,500 AADT between MILITARY TRAIL and NW 2 AVE (2025) 26,364 AADT (2025) 14,000 AADT between SR-794/YAMATO RD and LINTON BLVD (2025) 11,000 AADT between SR-794/YAMATO RD (2025)
Risk & Incentives
🌊 Flood Zone X · minimal✓ Not in Flood HazardNot an Opportunity Zone
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