Detwiler’s Acquires Palmetto Industrial Property for $1.06 Million

1.03±-acre industrial property located at 1119 19th Avenue East in Palmetto, FL

American Property Group of Sarasota, Inc. recently facilitated the $1.06 million sale of a 1.03±-acre industrial property located at 1119 19th Avenue East in Palmetto, Florida.

The property was purchased by neighboring Detwiler’s Farm Market, which plans to use the acquisition to support future expansion. Specific plans for the property have not yet been announced.

Strategically Located Industrial Property in Palmetto

Located within Palmetto’s industrial corridor, the fully fenced property is zoned for heavy commercial and industrial uses. The site’s configuration provides flexibility for uses such as outside storage, equipment yards, fleet operations and other intensive commercial applications.

The property is located just off U.S. Route 301 with convenient access to Interstate 75 and U.S. Route 41, connecting businesses to Manatee County, Sarasota-Bradenton and the greater Tampa Bay region.

For industrial users, proximity to major transportation routes continues to be an important consideration when evaluating properties for operations, storage and future expansion.

Supporting the Growth of an Established Local Business

Detwiler’s acquisition is particularly notable because the property is adjacent to its existing operation, providing an opportunity for the company to expand its footprint in Palmetto.

“This sale demonstrates the continued demand for strategically located industrial land in Manatee County, particularly properties that can support the growth of established neighboring businesses,” said Adam Doak, Sales Associate with American Property Group. “We are pleased to have helped complete a transaction that allows a well-known local company to continue investing in the Palmetto community.”

Doak represented both the seller and buyer in the $1,060,000 transaction.

Industrial Real Estate in Manatee County

Industrial properties with outside storage capabilities, appropriate zoning and access to major transportation corridors can be difficult to replicate in growing areas of Southwest Florida. Transactions such as 1119 19th Avenue East demonstrate how existing industrial properties can also provide expansion opportunities for neighboring businesses.

American Property Group works with property owners, investors and businesses throughout Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties on the acquisition, disposition and leasing of industrial and commercial real estate.

If you are considering selling an industrial property in Palmetto, Bradenton or the surrounding Manatee County market, contact Adam Doak to discuss your property and current market opportunities.

Adam Doak
Sales Associate
American Property Group of Sarasota, Inc.
941-400-2802
adoak@americanpropertygroup.com

About American Property Group of Sarasota, Inc.

Founded in 1987, American Property Group of Sarasota, Inc. is a full-service commercial real estate brokerage serving Sarasota, Manatee and Charlotte counties. APG specializes in commercial property sales, leasing and property management throughout Southwest Florida.

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Adam Doak Commercial Real Estate Broker | American Property Group of Sarasota

Adam Doak is a commercial real estate broker at American Property Group, where he has built a strong reputation for office, retail, and industrial transactions throughout the Sarasota market since joining APG in April 2013. Before moving to Sarasota, Adam managed and leased high-end multifamily communities ranging from 150 to 300+ units with Nationwide Realty Investors in Columbus, Ohio — experience that sharpened his leasing strategy and client service approach. Known for navigating complex transactions with professionalism and integrity, Adam serves buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants across Sarasota, Manatee, and Charlotte counties. Adam can be reached at AdamD@americanpropertygroup.com or through APG at (941) 923-0535.

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