Palm Beach Gardens lists 18 office lots across 2 buildings, one of them The Gardens Financial Center, with addresses on PGA Boulevard and Northlake Boulevard — the two corridors that carry most of the city's office stock. Two buildings and 18 lots make Palm Beach Gardens a small but genuinely comparable market: competing suites can be put side by side, which is not possible in a city whose entire supply sits at one address.
Lot areas in Palm Beach Gardens span 5 m² to 520 m², yet the median is only 63 m² — the signature of stock built for small professional tenancies of four to eight people, with a handful of much larger floors sitting above them. A tenant chasing anything close to the 520 m² top lot in Palm Beach Gardens is competing for the thin upper end of an 18-lot list and should treat that lot as an exception, not a benchmark.
Asking rates in Palm Beach Gardens run from $220 to $345 per m² a year, so the top of the range sits more than half again above the bottom — a wide spread for a market of 18 lots, and a sign that fit-out quality, floor position and lease length set the price more than the address does. Budgeting Palm Beach Gardens at the $345 ceiling and negotiating downwards is safer than assuming the $220 entry rate, which sits at the bottom of the range for a reason.
Practical route: shortlist Palm Beach Gardens by size band before viewing, because 18 lots split across 2 buildings means the real comparison set for any single requirement is likely three or four suites, not eighteen. Establishing which of the 2 buildings holds units in your band removes a wasted trip, and the 63 m² median is the size most likely to be free at short notice.