Find your next Boca Raton location
Boca Raton is one of the wealthiest retail catchments in the Southeast. Mizner Park and the Town Center mall trade area anchor the market at the top of the rent stack; downtown Boca is drawing food, hospitality, and experience tenants who want the customer but a softer entry cost.
STAX works the full Boca corridor — Glades Road, Palmetto Park, Federal Highway, and the Mizner / Town Center premium addresses — for both landlords seeking to upgrade co-tenancy and tenants selecting for the right Boca Raton address.
Key Boca Raton Retail Corridors
Boca Raton retail is not one market — it is a collection of corridors that price, lease, and perform differently. We know the distinctions between them and how to position your requirement or your space in the right submarket.
Boca Raton Retail Formats
Tenant or Landlord — We Work Both Sides
Find your next Boca Raton location
We identify sites in Boca Raton that match your concept, customer, and lease economics — then negotiate the terms that make the deal work over the full lease term. National credit tenant placements include Subway and Oakley.
- ✓ Site selection and market analysis
- ✓ Rent benchmarking against real comps
- ✓ LOI and lease negotiation
- ✓ Multi-site and expansion rollouts
Lease your Boca Raton retail space
The Boca Raton retail market is tight, but the wrong tenant still costs a landlord more than a short vacancy. We position your space to credit tenants, qualify hard, and negotiate terms that protect the asset — not just close the deal.
- ✓ Market-supported rent analysis
- ✓ Credit tenant identification and qualification
- ✓ NNN and net lease structuring
- ✓ Lease-up of vacant or transitioning space
Boca Raton Retail Leasing FAQ
What does retail space cost in Boca Raton?
Mizner Park and the Town Center trade area command $80–120 PSF and higher for premium inline space. Palmetto Park Road and the downtown core run $40–70 PSF. Federal Highway and the suburban corridors are in the $25–45 range. The spread is wide; the right rent depends on the specific block and the co-tenancy, not just the zip code.
Who is the typical Boca Raton retail tenant?
Boca attracts regional and national brands in upscale apparel, health and wellness, medical aesthetics, fine dining and fast-casual, and luxury services. The customer base skews affluent and age-diverse — retirees and younger professionals both — which makes it one of the few South Florida markets where a concept can run daytime, evening and weekend volumes without a strong tourism overlay.
Do you handle ground leases in Boca Raton?
Yes. Ground leases for QSR pad sites along Federal Highway and Glades Road are active in Boca. The economics are strong for credit tenants who want to own their building: the land value is high enough that most landlords on prime intersections prefer a ground lease to a direct lease, and credit QSR tenants often prefer to own the improvement for brand control.
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Ready to move on Boca Raton retail?
Tell us the concept, the submarket, and what you need from the lease. We will tell you what the Boca Raton market looks like right now and what it takes to get the right site.