Miami-Dade
$18–$55/SF/year
A concise four-county hub for doctors and healthcare practices that want current medical-office intelligence without spending hours across CRE sites.
Published market snapshots can help frame rents, availability and second-generation conditions. Your actual shortlist should still be built around practice type, geography, size, budget and timing, with property facts reverified before reliance.
For closed records in which the MLS reported the closing rent as an annual dollar-per-square-foot rate, the observed transaction ranges were:
$18–$55/SF/year
$17–$43/SF/year
$23–$40/SF/year
$22–$23/SF/year
Example: 1,500 SF × $30/SF base rent = $45,000/year, or $3,750/month. If CAM/OPEX is $12/SF, that adds $18,000/year, or $1,500/month. Estimated base rent + CAM = $5,250/month.
These are observed MLS closing-rate ranges, not a prediction, appraisal or guarantee. A specific medical or dental suite may be above or below the range depending on location, condition, existing improvements, lease structure and other property-specific factors.
Four-county medical-office context and practical tenant considerations.
County-specific medical-office market context and search context.
Dental-specific inventory, infrastructure and occupancy considerations.
Why existing medical improvements can materially affect cost, timing and risk.
Existing medical and dental infrastructure that may reduce buildout exposure.
Base rent plus CAM/OPEX and property-specific charges—not asking rent alone.
Whether the building works operationally for the practice, not just on paper.
Separating verified active opportunities from leads that still require confirmation.
Rather than publish unsupported “hot market” claims, ClinicaMOB tracks the practical issues that change the quality of a tenant search in each county.
Compare submarket fit, hospital proximity, parking, total occupancy cost and second-generation reuse before narrowing tours.
Screen city/submarket access, patient convenience, parking and existing medical improvements against the practice profile.
Evaluate Boca, Delray, Boynton and other submarkets around patient geography, economics, parking and buildout exposure.
Review Port St. Lucie and surrounding options around access, growth plans, space condition, economics and timing.