


Commercial Space Realty is pleased to present 1410 SW 3rd Street—a 5.5-acre industrial property in the Andrews Industrial District of Pompano Beach featuring a dated ±49,671 SF building (built c. 1970, renovated 1992) with excellent potential for redevelopment, adaptive reuse, or continued industrial use.
The property sits just east of The Pomp, a major master-planned mixed-use project featuring Harrah’s Casino, a planned Costco, Publix, Topgolf, multifamily apartments, and additional retail and entertainment—placing the site at the edge of a significant emerging commercial hub while retaining strong industrial zoning.
Roughly 1 mile west of I-95 and centered between I-95 and the Florida Turnpike, the site provides excellent regional access for trucking, logistics, outdoor storage, and industrial users. Zoned I-1 General Industrial, it can be delivered vacant or with short-term income in place.



This 5.5-acre I-1 parcel is a rare larger industrial holding in a supply-constrained central Broward submarket. The flexible ±49,671 SF structure suits continued industrial use, adaptive reuse, or partial/full redevelopment — ideal for industrial outdoor storage (IOS), truck terminal/fleet parking, RV or equipment storage, warehouse, or assembly uses.
Immediately west, The Pomp master-planned development brings Harrah’s Casino, a planned Costco, Publix, Topgolf, multifamily apartments, and complementary retail/entertainment. This catalytic growth creates additional demand drivers and long-term value for both industrial operators and redevelopment-oriented buyers.


The opportunity: A flexible, well-located industrial parcel benefiting from both established industrial demand and the catalytic influence of The Pomp master-planned development.










In the heart of the Andrews Industrial District and on the doorstep of The Pomp, 1410 SW 3rd Street pairs established industrial functionality with front-row exposure to Pompano Beach’s biggest growth story.


The surrounding area offers a deep workforce, proximity to major employment centers, and growing commercial and residential activity driven by The Pomp master-planned development.
The industrial character of the immediate district supports functional industrial and logistics users, while the broader 3- and 5-mile rings deliver a labor and consumer base of 350,000+ residents with solid household incomes.

