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Last benchmark refresh: August 10, 2026ClinicaMOB Southeast Florida Medical Space Index
A practical benchmark dashboard for medical-office search markets across Southeast Florida. It is designed to help tenants compare markets before they start touring.
390public medical-office results represented in current benchmark set
$37/SF/YRsimple average of tracked city asking-rate benchmarks
6,145 SFsimple average of tracked city average sizes
10priority local markets currently benchmarked
These are directional public listing-portal averages captured for ClinicaMOB's current benchmark set. They are not weighted market statistics, appraisals or quotes for a particular property. Specific asking rates, expenses, suite sizes and availability must be verified property by property.
Market comparison
| Market | County | Avg Asking | Avg Size | Public Results | ClinicaMOB Search Lens |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boca Raton | Palm Beach County | $33/SF/YR | 6,215 SF | 102 | Premium-location versus practical-occupancy tradeoff |
| Delray Beach | Palm Beach County | $48/SF/YR | 1,119 SF | 21 | Small-suite efficiency and second-generation layout |
| Boynton Beach | Palm Beach County | $31/SF/YR | 2,806 SF | 19 | Value, parking and suburban patient access |
| Fort Lauderdale | Broward County | $30/SF/YR | 3,381 SF | 66 | Inventory breadth and submarket selection |
| Coral Springs | Broward County | $29/SF/YR | 4,499 SF | 23 | Suburban family-market access and divisibility |
| Miami | Miami-Dade County | $41/SF/YR | 5,434 SF | 90 | Micro-market selection and patient-drive-time strategy |
| Doral | Miami-Dade County | $37/SF/YR | 6,859 SF | 6 | Limited public inventory and off-market search importance |
| Kendall | Miami-Dade County | $44/SF/YR | 8,140 SF | 33 | Hospital adjacency, traffic and hidden smaller-suite opportunities |
| South Miami | Miami-Dade County | $47/SF/YR | 8,318 SF | 7 | Premium medical clustering and scarcity |
| Port St. Lucie | St. Lucie County | $26/SF/YR | 14,682 SF | 23 | Growth-market economics and new-versus-existing space |