Warehouse & Industrial Space for Lease in Delray Beach

Delray Beach has a smaller industrial footprint than West Palm Beach or Boca Raton, but the space that exists is well-positioned. The main industrial areas run along Congress Avenue and near the I-95 interchanges at Atlantic Avenue and Linton Boulevard.

Lease rates in Delray typically run $18-24/SF NNN. Most of the inventory is flex and light industrial rather than heavy distribution, making it ideal for small-to-medium businesses. Market rates are competitively priced relative to neighboring Boca Raton and offer good I-95 access for regional distribution.

Delray Beach Industrial Areas

• Congress Avenue Corridor - Main industrial corridor, mix of flex and traditional warehouse ($18-24/SF)
• Atlantic Avenue / I-95 - Excellent highway access, light industrial focus, high visibility
• Linton Boulevard Area - Smaller units 1,000-5,000 SF, office-warehouse combinations
• Park of Commerce - Modern flex buildings, higher-end finish ($20-24/SF)
• W. Atlantic near Military - Older buildings, lowest rates in market

Why Choose Delray Beach

Delray Beach offers a central Palm Beach County location with easy access to both West Palm Beach (15-20 min north) and Boca Raton (10-15 min south). It's ideal for businesses that serve the entire county or need to split the difference between northern and southern markets. The downtown revitalization has also improved the workforce pool and dining/retail options for employees.

What to Expect

Delray Beach industrial space tends to turn over less frequently than West Palm Beach - vacancy is lower, so options can be limited at any given time. When I have a client looking specifically in Delray, I typically need to go beyond my current listings and contact landlords directly. That's part of what I do - and it costs you nothing.

Delray Beach's industrial market stretches along the Atlantic Avenue corridor from I-95 westward, with the Delray Beach Park of Commerce anchoring the western industrial zone. This mature business park has low vacancy and a stable tenant base — spaces here don't last long. The east-west orientation along Atlantic Ave gives tenants unique positioning: close to the vibrant downtown and coastal clients while maintaining industrial functionality.

Tenants choose Delray for the tight market fundamentals and quality of life. The downtown renaissance has made Delray one of PBC's most desirable addresses, and that carries over to the business side — employees want to work here. The trade-off is limited inventory. If you find the right space in Delray, move fast. Businesses that wait often end up in Boynton or Boca instead.