ποΈ Palm Bayβs Building Boom: ποΈ Thousands of New Homes and Businesses on the Horizon π
π¬ From Apartments to Warehouses, Development Projects are in process across Palm Bay π πΌ
Palm Bay is experiencing an unprecedented surge in development, with thousands of new residential units and hundreds of thousands of square feet of commercial space currently under construction or in the planning stages. π± This building boom promises to bring new jobs, amenities, and opportunities to our rapidly growing city. π
π Summary of Development Projects in Palm Bay:
π‘ Single-family residential units: ~3,485 units
ποΈ Townhomes: ~326 units
π· Duplexes: 46 units
π’ Apartment units: ~2,228 units
πͺ Commercial space: ~426,224 square feet
ποΈ Housing Units Excluding Apartments:
Focusing on housing types other than apartments, the development projects include approximately 3,837 units.
πΉ Breakdown by Housing Type:
π‘ Single-family residential units: ~3,485 units
ποΈ Townhomes: ~326 units
π· Duplexes: 46 units
π Projects and Unit Counts:
π‘ Single-Family Homes:
Chaparral Phase 3: 165 units
Country Club Lakes Estates Phase 4: 68 units
Country Club Lakes Estates Phase 5 - The Reserve: 150 units
Cypress Bay West Phase 2: 446 units
Cypress Bay West Phase 3: 544 Units
Gardens at Waterstone Phase 1: 154 Units
Gardens at Waterstone Phase 2: 174 units
Gardens at Waterstone Phase 3: 171 units
Palm Vista Everland Phase 1: 162 Units
Richmond Cove: 86 Units
St. Johns Preserve Townhomes: 120 units (While called townhomes, they seem to be detached single-family homes based on the description)
Timbers at Everlands: 840 Units
ποΈ Townhomes:
Cypress Bay West Phase 2: 124 units
Lipscomb Townhomes: 202 Townhome Units
π· Duplexes:
Country Club Lakes Estates Phase 5 - The Reserve: 46 Duplex units
π’ Apartment Units Currently in Process:
Based on the information provided, there are approximately 2,228 apartment units currently in process across various projects.
π Projects with Apartment Units:
π§ Under Construction:
Advantis on the Harbor: 171 units
Agora Village: 34 units
Bellz Apartments: 8 units
Coconut Palms: 32 units
Crown Square: 252 units
East Shore Apartments: 656 units
Forest Lakes Apartments: 51 units
Gardenia Fountains Apartments: 30 units
Hampton Manor Assisted Living Facility: (While not strictly apartments, these are individual units within a larger facility)
Mercury Cove Apartments Phase 5: 32 units
Nathi Reserves Apartments: 72 units
Opus Apartments: 14 units
Palm Bay Apartments: 24 units
Palm Bay Haven Apartments: 20 units
Palm Breeze Apartments: 264 units
Port Malabar Apartments: 305 units
Space Coast Commons: 31 units
π Under Review:
Adelon Multi Family Apartments: 270 units
AIS Bay Apartments: 80 units
Bilda Multi Family: 120 units
Harbor Pointe Apartments: 352 units
Londale Apartments: 261 units
Rivers Edge Apartments: 150 units
The Palms Apartments: 48 units
π Grouped Commercial Projects (Excluding Apartment Complexes):
ποΈ Storage Units:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 427,657 sq ft
π Projects:
Conlan Bay Storage: 96,174 square feet
Cube Smart Self Storage: 67,630 square feet
First Choice Storage: 35,000 sq ft
Malabar Mini Storage: 64,000 square feet
Malabar Storage: 89,903 sq ft (combined across multiple buildings)
Palm Coast Mini Storage: 115,000 sq ft
StorSafe Storage of Palm Bay: 127,150 sq ft (combined across multiple buildings)
π½οΈ Restaurants:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 5,701 sq ft
π Projects:
Crown Square (includes two restaurant spaces): 3,000 & 3,093 square feet respectively
Dairy Queen: 2,208 sq ft
Tex Mex Restaurant: 2,493 sq ft
ποΈ Retail:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 142,337 sq ft
π Projects:
Aqua Retail: 46,008 square feet (5 units)
Crown Square (includes retail space): 12,050 square feet
Palm Bay Shopping Center: 48,848 square feet (includes adjacent retail and outparcels)
Publix at Heritage Square: 2,100 sq. ft. & 9,800 sq. ft. (two separate retail spaces)
Shoppes at Cypress Bay: 74,687 sq ft (combined, includes a grocery store and multiple retail stores)
San Filippo Commercial Complex (Retail Building 10 Units): 15,440 sq ft
π Automotive:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 15,215 sq ft
π Projects:
Dirty Dog Car Wash: 3,690 sq ft
Enterprise Car Rental: 4,844 sq ft
J & C Automotive: 5,640 sq ft
Logan Marine Complex: (While not strictly automotive, it serves a related industry) 7,280 sq ft
Mavis Discount Tires: 6,952 sq ft (combined across two buildings)
π’ Office Buildings:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 63,100 sq ft
π Projects:
City Hall Annex Building E: 39,142 sq ft (While serving a government function, it is an office building)
Epler Park (Medical Office Building): 20,125 sq ft
Patrick Harrack Office Building: 2,633 sq ft
Torres Office Building: 1,200 sq ft
βͺ Religious Buildings:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 8,460 sq ft
π Projects:
Grace Bible Church Addition: 6,060 sq ft
Philadelphie Community Church: 2,400 sq ft
π« Educational Facilities:
π Total Square Footage: 32,654 sq ft
π Projects:
Odyssey Preparatory Academy: 32,654 sq ft
β½ Gas Stations/Convenience Stores:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 9,825 sq ft
π Projects:
Circle K (Babcock St.): 4,625 sq ft
Circle K (St. Johns Heritage Pkwy.): 5,200 sq ft
π Industrial/Warehouse:
π Total Square Footage: Approximately 41,768 sq ft
π Projects:
Equipment Share: (While not strictly a warehouse, it serves a similar function) 9,821 sq ft
Far Chemical Warehouse: 4,768 sq ft
Fruit Distribution: 16,500 sq ft
Guyah Storage Yard: (Outdoor storage) 11,070 sq ft
I.O Kirby Warehouse: 16,800 sq ft (combined)
Lanta Warehouse: 19,400 square feet (combined across three buildings)
Kirby Circle Warehouse: 26,200 sq ft (combined across two buildings)
Transom Paddock: 10,500 sq ft
β¨ Miscellaneous:
South Regional Water Reclamation Facility: 990 square feet
Best Electric: 3,600 square feet (uncategorized due to limited information)
Pure Life Pools: 1,440 square feet (uncategorized due to limited information)
As Palm Bay continues to attract new residents and businesses, itβs clear that our city is poised for a bright future. π With a diverse array of housing options, expanded retail and dining choices, and new facilities to support our communityβs needs, Palm Bay is becoming an increasingly attractive place to live, work, and play. π‘πΌπ΄
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Citation: City of Palm Bay Growth Management Department
I moved here in Palm Bay, because it wasnβt crowded. I remember looking out my front window and seeing deers. Now there are no more and the traffic is horrible. Itβs becoming increasingly to populated. Thereβs no more quietness weβre going to become a large city like Orlando with more crime. STOP THE BUILDING.
Not okay with this. My parents, myself, my children and now my grandchildren all born and raised in Florida. I moved up here from Fort Lauderdale because it reminded me of the way it used to be and the way Fort Lauderdale has become is horrible. I see the same thing happening here with building apartments on every street corner, and now they only are building HOA Neighborhoods which I think should not be legal to be around..No normal neighborhoods without rules, and fees, and people with nothing better to do than harass you about what you are doing with your own property? How is this legal how is this okay...it is disgusting..Not enough jobs, overpriced overly built housing...Looks like we need to improve the schools here, do something better with these parks, because whomever runs Fred Poppe..yea no so much more can be done with this area and overpopulating it and making it crowded with roads and streets not made for it it will be miserable. I already see so many people selling their homes. It is crazy.