Retail Space in Lake Worth Beach
Retail Space in Lake Worth Beach. Lake Worth Beach centers on the eclectic downtown retail district plus infill industrial.
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Retail Space in Lake Worth Beach
Retail value in Lake Worth Beach is all about the corner — frontage, visibility, co-tenancy, and foot traffic move the number more than square footage. Most retail here is NNN, so taxes, insurance, and CAM on top of base rent are the figure that matters. I help you read the location and the full occupancy cost before you sign.
Lake Worth retail pricing, cut by building size
The short version for Lake Worth: retail space under 2,500 SF runs about $401/SF and 2,500 to 10,000 SF about $326/SF. Same city, same asset class, 1.2× the price per foot. Here is the ladder off 84 recorded sales.
Lake Worth retail — median price per square foot by building size. Recorded arm’s-length sales, 2021–2026.
| Building size | Sales | Median $/SF | Middle half | Median price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under 2,500 SF | 29 | $401 | $277–$596 | $665,000 |
| 2,500–10,000 SF | 55 | $326 | $208–$496 | $1.55M |
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
These are medians of recorded arm’s-length sales, not appraisals, and a band carrying 29 sales is a starting point rather than a valuation.
No exceptions on this table: bigger means cheaper per foot, all the way down. What changes across those rows is not the quality of the real estate so much as who shows up to bid. The under 2,500 SF buyer is usually the business that will occupy it. By 2,500 to 10,000 SF you are dealing with investors, and investors price yield.
The last column is the one buyers actually feel. A retail building under 2,500 SF in Lake Worth clears at a median of $665,000; 2,500 to 10,000 SF, $1.55M. Those are different loans, different down payments and different buyers, which is most of why the per-foot columns diverge the way they do.
The same pattern runs through all three counties — I broke out every county and asset class in why small commercial buildings cost more per square foot. Before you accept a per-foot number on a retail building here, check which row it sits in. Or send me the address and I will do it — the value-my-property tool is free.
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Medians from recorded arm’s-length commercial sales since 2022. Compiled by Justin Crow, Mattis Advisors — for reference, not an appraisal.
Frequently asked
What does retail space cost in Lake Worth Beach?
Across 99 recorded retail sales since 2021, Lake Worth Beach has traded roughly between $226 and $512/SF, with a midpoint near $325/SF — condition, size, and location move it. For a specific building, request a free Broker Opinion of Value.
What does NNN mean for retail rent?
NNN (triple-net) means you pay base rent plus your share of taxes, insurance, and common-area maintenance. Those add-ons can be a large slice of your true cost, so always price the fully-loaded gross number, not just base rent.
Do you help with retail space in Lake Worth Beach?
Yes — tenant and buyer representation for retail space across Lake Worth Beach and all of Palm Beach County. I work for you; on lease deals the landlord pays my fee.
What does a 4,500 SF retail building cost in Lake Worth?
The 2,500 to 10,000 SF band in Lake Worth carries a median of $326/SF across 55 recorded arm’s-length sales, so a 4,500 SF building prices out around $1,475,000 before you adjust for anything specific. The middle half of that band ran $208 to $496/SF, and condition, location and access move a building inside that range faster than size does.
Why does smaller retail space cost more per square foot in Lake Worth?
Across 84 recorded sales, Lake Worth retail space under 2,500 SF has traded at $401/SF against $326/SF in the 2,500 to 10,000 SF band — about 1.2 times the price per foot. Small buildings sell mostly to owner-users buying somewhere to run a business, who are pricing against rent rather than against yield. Large buildings sell to investors, are harder to finance, and re-tenant more slowly, and all of that lands in the per-foot number.