Coverage of West Palm Beach here is deliberately narrow: 2 buildings and 16 available offices, listed as Emerald View and West Tower. The two sit on opposite sides of the same market — South Flagler Drive runs along the Intracoastal waterfront in the downtown core, while Vista Parkway belongs to the low-rise office parks west of I-95, closer to Palm Beach International Airport than to the water. A West Palm Beach search across 16 units is a shortlist to work through in an afternoon rather than a market to filter.
Size is the binding constraint in West Palm Beach: the median suite is 30 m², the smallest unit is 5 m², and nothing in the sample passes 90 m². That ceiling keeps the whole set in single-team territory, so a full-floor requirement for a large department will not be met by these 16 listings. For a satellite sales office, a family office or a two-partner practice, 30 m² is close to the exact requirement rather than a compromise.
Asking rates in West Palm Beach run from $390 to $665 per m² a year, a wide gap inside a sample of only 16 suites. A spread that broad across so few units usually reflects the address rather than the fit-out: waterfront frontage and suburban parkway space are priced as separate products, not as better and worse versions of one. Budgeting a West Palm Beach move at the $665 end and negotiating down is the safer sequence, since anchoring on $390 risks planning around the other side of town.