Port of Tampa Industrial Portfolio - US 41 Frontage

Highlights

• Five-building portfolio including modern warehouses and flexible contractor/self-storage units
• US-41 frontage minutes from Port of Tampa—prime logistics positioning
• Additional land value component offering Route 41 frontage for redevelopment flexibility

Description

Port-adjacent industrial portfolio for Owner-User and/or redevelopment potential. The current business is relocating to another premises and the industrial portfolio will be delivered vacant. Located in a prime Tampa corridor, this 2.28-acre site includes five buildings totaling ±19,200 square feet. Zoned Commercial Intensive and Manufacturing with a Future Land Use of Heavy Industrial, the property supports a wide range of operations from manufacturing to distribution. Its frontage on US-41 and proximity to the Port of Tampa provide excellent logistics connectivity. A retail parcel adds land value and redevelopment flexibility, while the offering’s vacant status makes it attractive for owner-occupants, contractors, or investors repositioning into multi-tenant flex/warehouse.

This property is also located within Hillsborough County’s Palm River Redevelopment Pilot Project Area and qualifies for the County’s Redevelopment Incentive Program, offering reimbursable matching grants from $20,000 to $300,000 to support eligible redevelopment projects. Incentives include reimbursement of up to 50% of costs for infrastructure, demolition, and building improvements, along with impact fee and permitting grants, contaminated site cleanup assistance, and expedited permitting. These programs can substantially reduce redevelopment costs for new owners or tenants. For more information, contact Hillsborough County Economic Development at (813) 272-9514 or visit HCFLGov.net/EcoDev.

Located in a prominent industrial corridor in Tampa, the property at 4911 S. 50th St offers a highly strategic location. This area provides exceptional access to the region's main transportation arteries, including quick routes to I-4 and I-75, and is a short drive from the Port of Tampa Bay, a critical hub for global trade. The surrounding neighborhood is a well-established industrial ecosystem, home to a diverse mix of manufacturing and logistics companies, which highlights the area's robust commercial and industrial character.

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