Join a thriving shopping center with the turnkey availability at Trouble Creek Square, located at 4454 Grand Boulevard in New Port Richey, Florida.
The property is home to a diverse array of established tenants, including Dollar General, Taco-Quila Mexican Kitchen & Cantina, Small Steps Discovery Center Day Care, Paco Country Public Works, an antique store, and professional offices, which collectively ensure a steady flow of foot traffic and access to convenient amenities. Highly visible signage and generous on-site parking enhance the property’s appeal for both staff and visitors. Looking ahead, a new parking lot scheduled for completion in March 2026 will further improve accessibility and support long-term tenant success.
The available unit at 4440 Grand Boulevard offers 10,153 square feet of flexible space, ready for immediate occupancy. Its existing office build-out includes multiple private offices, cubicles, a spacious conference room, and open work areas, yet it can be easily reconfigured to an open floor plan to suit various business needs. This adaptability makes it an ideal setting for professional offices, retail storefronts, fitness centers, medical and wellness facilities, industrial workshops, or warehouse operations. For medical users, private offices can be transformed into treatment or exam rooms, with generous areas for waiting rooms or therapy spaces. The unit is also fully wheelchair accessible, featuring ADA-compliant entryways, restrooms, and hallways. High ceilings and expansive open spaces also lend themselves to a range of wellness or warehouse uses, accommodating equipment, training rooms, or group classes.
Located at the busy southeast corner of Trouble Creek and Grand Boulevard, the center benefits from exceptional visibility to more than 20,000 vehicles each day. This prime location not only ensures robust brand exposure but also situates tenants within an affluent and growing market. The shopping center is surrounded by well-established neighborhoods and emerging residential developments, with convenient access to major commuter routes that connect to a broad customer base, from longtime residents to young families and seasonal visitors. The proximity of national retailers such as AutoZone and Ace Hardware adds further appeal to the area, contributing to consistent consumer activity.
The New Port Richey market offers a supportive environment for business growth, propelled by steady population and economic growth. Within a 3-mile radius of East Richey Square, the resident population has increased by more than 12% since 2020, reaching over 98,000 individuals. This active community generates an estimated $1.05 billion in annual consumer spending, creating significant opportunities for tenants to thrive within this vibrant coastal region.
Trent Goss
Central Equities Florida
