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Commercial campus in WPB commands $10.8M

Brandywine Centre I, 580 and 600 Village Boulevard in West Palm Beach
Brandywine Centre I, 580 and 600 Village Boulevard in West Palm Beach

Brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield announced the sale of an office and retail campus in West Palm Beach for $10.8 million or $154 per square foot.

Coral Gables-based KAS Partners bought the property, Brandywine Centre I at 580 and 600 Village Boulevard in suburban West Palm Beach.

Brandywine Centre I is a 5.5-acre property with a three-story, 60,851-square-foot office building and a  one-story, 9,100-square-foot restaurant.

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The biggest office tenant include Divine Blalock Martin Sellari, Online Trading Academy, Recovery Home Care Services and Trident Title. The restaurant operates as Renegades Country Western Bar.

Cushman & Wakefield executive director Scott O’Donnell, senior associate Greg Miller, senior director Dominic Montazemi and director Miguel Alcivar represented the seller, Pompano Beach-based Brandywine Investors LLC.

“The West Palm Beach CBD [central business district] has witnessed sharp increases in asking rental rates, which is causing significant leasing activity and absorption in suburban West Palm Beach,” O’Donnell said in a written statement.

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