Cushman & Wakefield Represents Denholtz In $34.5 Million Office Sale
Cushman & Wakefield represented Denholtz Deerfield LLC in the $34.5 million sale of Deerfield Corporate Park Buildings 1 and 6, two single-story office buildings located in Deerfield Beach.
Cushman & Wakefield’s Scott O’Donnell, Greg Miller, Mike Ciadella and Miguel Alcivar represented the seller in the transaction, with the assets acquired by a private capital investment group.
Located at 602–668 and 776–858 S. Military Trail within the larger Deerfield Corporate Park, the two buildings total 157,510 square feet and are 87.6% leased to 26 tenants, many of whom have maintained long-term occupancy at the property for more than a decade. The campus spans 12.9 acres and was originally built in 1985, with a full renovation completed in 2017. Designed to accommodate office and office-service users, the property is more than 90% built out as office and is strategically positioned just west of the Interstate 95 and SW 10th Street interchange, offering strong regional connectivity.
Within the Deerfield Beach submarket, the single-story office market remains exceptionally tight, with an estimated 1.5% vacancy rate, underscoring the scarcity of comparable space and limited competitive supply.
“This premier location offers significant logistical advantages through direct access to South Florida’s key highway systems, particularly Interstate 95, while also benefiting from proximity to affluent residential communities such as Boca Raton, Parkland and eastern oceanfront neighborhoods that are home to many influential business decision-makers and executives,” said O’Donnell, Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield.
“With the submarket’s low vacancy for single-story office and office-service product and no new construction on the horizon, Deerfield Corporate Park Buildings 1 and 6 present compelling upside through multiple value-add strategies, including mark-to-market rent growth and the potential conversion of existing office suites to more flex-oriented office-service space,” added Miller, Cushman & Wakefield Director.
