Lake Worth Warehouse Rent per Month (Q3 2026)
The Lake Worth submarket averaged $23.71 per square foot per year in net asking rent in Q3 2026, with 2.0% vacancy. At that average, a 2,500 SF warehouse is about $4,940 a month and a 5,000 SF warehouse about $9,879 a month in base rent, before operating expenses. The countywide average was $14.45. Source: Cushman & Wakefield, Palm Beach Industrial MarketBeat, Q3 2026 (published October 15, 2026; report PDF; retrieved November 6, 2026).
Updated November 6, 2026. Figures are from the Q3 2026 report and change each quarter.
Lake Worth rent by product type, Q3 2026
| Product type | Avg net asking rent, $/SF/yr | 2,500 SF per month | 5,000 SF per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| All industrial (overall) | $23.71 | $4,940 | $9,879 |
| Warehouse / distribution | $23.71 | $4,940 | $9,879 |
| Office service (closest to flex) | Not reported | ||
| Manufacturing | Not reported |
Monthly figures are base rent: square feet times the annual rate, divided by 12. Most industrial leases add operating expenses (taxes, insurance, common-area costs) on top; ask each landlord for the current estimate. "Not reported" means Cushman & Wakefield published no figure for that product type in this submarket.
Lake Worth vacancy and supply vs. the county
| Measure | Lake Worth submarket | Palm Beach County |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory | 2,097,951 SF | 44,599,425 SF |
| Vacant | 40,853 SF | 4,009,954 SF |
| Vacancy rate | 2.0% | 9.0% |
| Net absorption, Q3 2026 | -5,132 SF | 85,546 SF |
| Net absorption, year to date | -1,989 SF | 28,911 SF |
| Under construction | 0 SF | 402,298 SF |
Source: Cushman & Wakefield, Palm Beach Industrial MarketBeat, Q3 2026 (published October 15, 2026; report PDF; retrieved November 6, 2026).
Why Lake Worth reads so high
Only 40,853 SF of Lake Worth's 2.1 million SF was vacant in Q3 2026, so the $23.71/SF average reflects a handful of available spaces rather than the whole market. The report also lists a sale at 3787 Boutwell Road: 21,300 SF for $8.4 million, or $392/SF. The practical takeaway is scarcity: good Lake Worth space usually leases before it is advertised. Lantana sits inside this submarket on the report's map.
More: Lake Worth industrial space and Lantana industrial space.
Can you rent a warehouse in Lake Worth for under $1,000 a month?
At the Lake Worth submarket average of $23.71/SF, $1,000 a month covers about 506 SF of base rent, before operating expenses. Small units usually ask more per foot than the submarket average, so a stand-alone warehouse bay under $1,000 a month is rare. Sharing a bay, a sublease, or a small flex suite are the realistic routes.
Want actual spaces, not averages? Get matched to Lake Worth 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.
Lake Worth warehouse rent: common questions
What is the average warehouse rent per square foot in Lake Worth?
The Lake Worth submarket averaged $23.71 per square foot per year in weighted net asking rent in Q3 2026 (Cushman & Wakefield, Palm Beach Industrial MarketBeat, published October 15, 2026). Warehouse/distribution space averaged $23.71.
How much is a 2,500 square foot warehouse per month in Lake Worth?
About $4,940 a month in base rent at the Q3 2026 average of $23.71/SF per year, plus operating expenses. A specific small bay may ask more or less than the average.
How much is a 5,000 square foot warehouse per month in Lake Worth?
About $9,879 a month in base rent at the Q3 2026 average of $23.71/SF per year, plus operating expenses.
Is industrial vacancy high or low in Lake Worth?
Lake Worth vacancy was 2.0% in Q3 2026, against 9.0% countywide (Cushman & Wakefield).
Can I rent a warehouse in Lake Worth for under $1,000 a month?
Rarely as a stand-alone bay. At the $23.71/SF average, $1,000 a month covers about 506 SF of base rent, and small units usually ask more per foot. Sharing a bay, a sublease or a small flex suite are the realistic routes.
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.