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Investment Highlights

  • Prime Urban Infill Location in a High Growth Sunbelt CBD
  • Basis-Driven Acquisition w/ Array of Upside Potential
  • Flexible CBD-1 Zoning Designation Enables Diverse Use Cases
  • Rare CBD Owner/User Opportunity
  • Compelling Adaptive Reuse / Conversion Play
  • Situated in a Qualified Opportunity Zone

Executive Summary

Foundry Commercial’s Investment Advisory Group, as exclusive advisor, is pleased to present The Elliott Building, a boutique 40,000-squarefoot, four-story office building located in the core of Downtown Tampa. Originally designed by M. Leo Elliott, this 1921-vintage, Mediterranean revival-inspired property is currently 100% vacant, offering investors and developers a compelling acquisition opportunity with significant upside potential through lease-up, adaptive reuse, or redevelopment.
Positioned along Kennedy Boulevard, one of the primary east-west corridors connecting Tampa’s central business district, the Property benefits from immediate proximity to Tampa’s most dynamic demand drivers, including the Water Street district, the Channel district, Hillsborough County government centers, and the city’s growing residential and hospitality base. The surrounding area has experienced substantial public and private investment, reinforcing Downtown Tampa’s evolution into a premier “live-work-play-stay ” environment.
The Property is zoned CBD-1 (Central Business District), allowing for a wide range of high-density uses, including multifamily, hotel, office, and mixed-use development. This flexible zoning, combined with the existing structure, creates a unique opportunity to pursue a variety of business plans, including office repositioning, office -to-residential conversion, boutique hospitality, or a full redevelopment strategy.
The convergence of urban infill location dynamics, zoning potential, visibility, and walkability, The Elliott Building is ideally suited for investors or owner-users seeking to capitalize on below-replacement-cost basis and the continued growth of the Tampa urban core. The offering represents a rare chance to control a well-located asset with multiple paths to value creation in one of Florida’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas.

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Property Facts

Sale Type
Investment or Owner User
Sale Condition
High Vacancy Property
Property Type
Office
Building Size
40,000 SF
Building Class
B
Year Built
1921
Price
$12,589,830 CAD
Price Per SF
$314.75 CAD
Percent Leased
Vacant
Tenancy
Multiple
Building Height
4 Stories
Typical Floor Size
10,000 SF
Slab To Slab
12’2”
Building FAR
3.47
Lot Size
0.26 AC
Opportunity Zone
Yes
Zoning
CBD-1 - Central Business District - 1 (City of Tampa)
Parking
36 Spaces (0.9 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)

Amenities

  • 24 Hour Access
  • Controlled Access
  • Signage
  • Roof Terrace
  • Storage Space
  • Balcony
Moderately walkable
70/100
Exceptionally drivable
100/100
Good public transit
60/100
Moderately bikeable
60/100

Property Taxes

Property Taxes

Parcel Number
A-24-29-18-4ZI-000066-00003.0
Land Assessment
$2,097,466 CAD
Improvements Assessment
$4,671,386 CAD
Total Assessment
$6,768,852 CAD
  • Listing ID: 40631382

  • Date on Market: 2026-05-22

  • Last Updated:

  • Address: 500 E Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL 33602

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