8255 Boynton Beach Blvd, Boynton Beach, FL 33472

Call for Offers Due: December 4, 2025

Premier development opportunity for a landmark, 4-story, 139,000 GSF Class A climate-controlled self-storage facility in one of South Florida’s fastest evolving corridors. The site will be delivered with all infrastructure and site work fully developed, includ­ing roads, water, sewer, utilities, landscaping, curbs, and sidewalks. Positioned to capitalize on surging demand, the site is anchored by The District, a visionary 47-acre, 520,000+ SF mixed-use/industrial campus being developed by Butters Construction & Devel­opment and the Channing Corporation, set to be delivered in Quarter 2 of 2026. The District features seven buildings—ranging from 21,000 to 124,000 SF—with warehouse/office, showroom, indoor recreation, and small-bay industrial space plus a dedicated self-storage site. The development is approximately 25% pre-leased to a curated mix of tenants that will enhance foot traffic and cre­ate strong synergies with the adjacent self-storage facility, including American Twisters, Global Padel, and Glenbrook Racquet Club.

This self-storage project site has direct frontage on Boynton Beach Blvd (43,500 cars/day) with visibility from the Florida Turnpike (85,400 cars/day), ensuring maximum exposure. The immediate trade area is exceptional: 68,000 residents with $231,287 average household in come within 3 miles, and just 3.20 SF of self-storage per capita—a tight supply foundation for elevated rents.

Boynton Beach is in the midst of a transformation. The city is aggressively pursuing mixed-use, infill, and catalytic redevelopment through­out its core. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has prioritized re-imagining underutilized sites and corridors with high-den­sity residential, commercial activations, and public amenities. On the residential front, more than 3,419 units are slated for delivery in the immediate market, including 185 townhouse rentals and 1,262 senior-living units directly across Boynton Beach Blvd from the site.

Commercial momentum reinforces this trajectory: national tenants such as Wawa, Chick-fil-A, PetSmart, Sprouts, Whole Foods, Burger­Fi, and ALDI have recently planted flags nearby, reflecting both demand and developer confidence. Combine that with The District’s industrial campus and you have a rare converging of capital, infrastructure, density, and unmet storage needs.

This offering represents more than a building—it’s a strategic investment at the heart of Boynton Beach’s next growth wave, tethered to one of the region’s most significant mixed-use developments.