Flex Space for Lease in Palm Beach Gardens

Flex space in Palm Beach Gardens (office in front, warehouse and a roll-up door in back) benchmarks at $17.99 per square foot per year in net asking rent, the countywide office service average (Cushman & Wakefield reports no Palm Beach Gardens figure, and no office service rent for the Riviera Beach submarket that includes it), Q3 2026. At that rate a 2,500 SF flex unit is about $3,748 a month and 5,000 SF about $7,496 a month in base rent, before operating expenses. Source: Cushman & Wakefield, Palm Beach Industrial MarketBeat, Q3 2026 (published October 15, 2026; report PDF; retrieved November 6, 2026).

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Updated November 6, 2026. Figures are from the Q3 2026 report and change each quarter.

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Palm Beach Gardens flex space rent, Q3 2026

Cushman & Wakefield does not publish a separate flex category. Its closest product type is office service, office-heavy buildings with service or warehouse space, so these pages use the office service figures as the flex benchmark. Treat them as a benchmark, not a quote.

Benchmark$/SF/yr2,500 SF per month5,000 SF per month
Flex benchmark used here (office service)$17.99$3,748$7,496
Riviera Beach submarket, all industrial$14.74$3,071$6,142
Palm Beach County, office service$17.99$3,748$7,496

Countywide, office service space was 3.5% vacant in Q3 2026 against 11.2% for warehouse/distribution, so good flex units have fewer substitutes than plain warehouse bays.

Where flex space is in Palm Beach Gardens

Palm Beach Gardens flex space sits along PGA Boulevard, Northlake Boulevard, RCA Boulevard and Military Trail, close to I-95 and Florida's Turnpike. Cushman & Wakefield does not report Palm Beach Gardens as its own submarket. On the report's submarket map, the band between the West Palm Beach and Jupiter/Tequesta submarkets, which takes in Palm Beach Gardens, is labeled Riviera Beach, and the report lists a 30,000 SF lease renewal at 3999 RCA Boulevard under Riviera Beach; the U.S. Census geocoder places that address in Palm Beach Gardens (checked November 6, 2026). So the Riviera Beach submarket figures are the closest published benchmark for Palm Beach Gardens. That submarket averaged $14.74/SF overall with 5.2% vacancy in Q3 2026. The nearest submarket with a published office service rent is West Palm Beach, at $19.43/SF.

More: Palm Beach Gardens industrial property for lease and Palm Beach Gardens warehouse rent per month.

What to check on a flex unit

  • Office share. Flex units range from mostly warehouse with a small office to mostly office with a small shop. Price the office build-out you actually need.
  • Door and clear height. Most flex bays have grade-level roll-up doors rather than dock-high loading, and lower clear height than a distribution building. Measure the truck you use.
  • Power and HVAC. Confirm amperage and phase for your equipment, and whether the warehouse area is air-conditioned.
  • Parking and customer access. Flex tenants often have staff and visitors; count the spaces assigned to the unit.
  • Zoning and use. Confirm your use is permitted at the address with the city before you sign, and budget for the business tax receipt.
  • Operating expenses. Net rent excludes taxes, insurance and common-area costs. Ask for the current estimate per square foot.

For the differences in rent, build-out and use, read warehouse vs. flex space. Other cities: West Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, or the Palm Beach County flex space overview.

Flex space in Palm Beach Gardens under $1,000 a month?

At $17.99/SF, $1,000 a month covers about 667 SF of base rent before operating expenses. Small flex suites do exist, but they usually ask more per foot than the benchmark, so expect a working flex unit to cost more than $1,000 a month. Executive-suite or shared-shop arrangements are the realistic route under that number.

Looking now? Get matched to Palm Beach Gardens flex space, or call 561-718-6725. Tenant representation is free to the tenant; the landlord pays the fee.

Who is behind this page: Zachary Vorsteg, Florida real estate sales associate (SL3603483) with Cornerstone Realty, West Palm Beach. Tenant and buyer representation for Palm Beach County industrial and flex space. Call 561-718-6725. Updated November 6, 2026.

Palm Beach Gardens flex space: common questions

How much does flex space rent for in Palm Beach Gardens?

The benchmark is $17.99 per square foot per year in net asking rent, the countywide office service average (Cushman & Wakefield reports no Palm Beach Gardens figure, and no office service rent for the Riviera Beach submarket that includes it), Q3 2026 (Cushman & Wakefield, Palm Beach Industrial MarketBeat, published October 15, 2026). Operating expenses are usually extra.

How much is a 2,500 square foot flex space per month in Palm Beach Gardens?

About $3,748 a month in base rent at $17.99/SF per year, plus operating expenses.

What is the difference between flex space and a warehouse?

Flex space pairs a larger finished office or showroom with warehouse space and usually grade-level roll-up doors; a warehouse is mostly open storage with dock or drive-in loading and higher clear height. Flex costs more per square foot because of the office build-out. See the warehouse vs. flex space guide.

Is flex space hard to find in Palm Beach Gardens?

Countywide, office service space was 3.5% vacant in Q3 2026, compared with 11.2% for warehouse/distribution and 9.0% for all industrial space (Cushman & Wakefield). Expect fewer choices than for plain warehouse space.

Do you charge tenants to find flex space?

No. Tenant representation is free to the tenant; the landlord pays the fee.

Note: Averages are weighted net asking rents per square foot per year as published by Cushman & Wakefield for Q3 2026. They are not quotes for a specific building. Net rent excludes operating expenses (taxes, insurance and common-area costs), which most industrial leases bill on top. Monthly figures are base rent only: square feet times the annual rate, divided by 12.