3214 Queen Palm Drive presents an exceptional opportunity to lease or acquire a highly functional industrial asset located in the heart of East Tampa’s premier infill submarket. Positioned within the established Sabal Park industrial pocket, the property offers immediate connectivity to both I-4 and I-75, enabling efficient regional distribution throughout Tampa Bay, Central Florida, and the broader Southeast. With Port Tampa Bay, major population centers, and key logistics corridors just minutes away, the site provides a strategic operational base for logistics, manufacturing, service, or distribution users.
The building will deliver vacant in May 2026, creating a rare chance to secure a clean, well-maintained facility benefiting from approximately $1.5 million in recent capital improvements. Upgrades include substantial concrete replacement, renovated office areas and restrooms, new LED warehouse lighting, enhanced exterior lighting, upgraded HVAC units, improved fire and life safety systems, dock enhancements, and refreshed landscaping. Together, these improvements significantly reduce near-term capital exposure and position the asset for immediate occupancy or re-tenanting.
Configured as two functional suites of approximately 60,000 SF and 20,575 SF, the building supports flexible occupancy strategies ranging from single-tenant use to multi-tenant income generation or an owner-user/landlord blend. Each suite features its own office build-out, independent parking, dedicated entrances, and a variety of loading options including dock-high doors, drive-ins, and van-high access. Clear heights range from 16 to 22 feet, supported by strong power capacity and a secure, repaved truck court that can be fully enclosed for users requiring controlled access or heightened security.
With durable construction, a proven industrial location, and strong submarket rent growth, 3214 Queen Palm Drive stands out as a compelling opportunity for investors and occupiers seeking a versatile, high-quality industrial facility in one of Tampa Bay’s most competitive and supply-constrained submarkets.
Kyle Kidd
Colliers
