Blackstone Building

Highlights

• Increased Seasonal Traffic on Saturdays (Green Market)
• 40,000 People Work Within 1 Mi of The Building
• Local Average HHI = $93,679+/yr
• 15,000 cars per day travel through Clematis St & S Dixie Hwy
• Nearly 4000 residences w/in walking distance

Description

The Blackstone Building was originally constructed in 1926 and was designed by architects Harvey and Clarke. It is a two-story building with a stucco exterior and decorative detailing. The building was named after the Blackstone Hotel, a famous hotel chain in the early 20th century.

The Blackstone Building is a historic mixed-use commercial office and retail building located in West Palm Beach, Florida. You can setup your office-based or retail business in the heart of "The Wall Street of the South". It is situated on the southeast corner of Clematis Street and Dixie Highway, across the street from CVS and just a few blocks from the waterfront. It's also walking distance to all WPB government buildings making this an ideal location for a law firm.

Every Saturday morning, Oct-Apr, Clematis St hosts the largest farmers market in the U.S. (voted #1 in the country).​ The entire street is totally shut down from the railroad tracks to the ocean to accommodate the MASSIVE influx of pedestrian traffic on those days.​ Thousands upon thousands of people will walk right by your retail space here in the Blackstone Building.​

This retail suite is the last available ground floor retail suite available for lease in the building (and 90% of the above office spaces are leased too).​ Demographically this space enjoys a high local HHI (HouseHold Income) and is well trafficked, seeing some 15k+ vehicles per day.​ Nearly 40k people work within 1 mile of the building.​

A new Italian restaurant will be opening soon within the building.​ This building is almost entirely leased-out with the exception of this retail suite, 1 large office suite on the 2nd floor and 1-2 smaller executive office suites.​

Units for Lease