Miller Construction Company Breaks Ground On $80 Million Redevelopment Of PORT 32 Marinas In Palm Beach Gardens

Miller Construction Company has commenced on an $80 million redevelopment project at PORT 32 Palm Beach Gardens, marking a significant upgrade to the 50-year-old marina. The project will modernize the facility to meet new boating standards and meet market demands.

This comprehensive redevelopment encompasses many improvements to enhance the marina in its entirety. The project includes replacing approximately 600 feet of existing seawall and 1,000 feet of floating docks, two new pre-engineered metal buildings, a state-of-the-art ship store built with cast-in-place concrete, and installing new fuel tanks and dispensers.

“We are addressing the demand for a high-quality drystack marina capable of accommodating larger boats,” said Mike Vinson, Regional Vice President of PORT 32. “Strategically located in northern Palm Beach County, the new facility will accommodate boats up to 60 feet in length and will be engineered to withstand Category 5 hurricane winds. When we reopen, we will offer a total of 471 boat slips, including 451 dry slips and 20 wet slips.”

The redevelopment will also include 13,262 square feet of interior climate-controlled showroom space, and 13,262 square feet of non-climate-controlled space for new boat sales displays. Additionally, the project will feature 8,999 square feet of retail office space and 9,724 square feet of work bays to meet member needs. Significant improvements to road access will also be made, enhancing transportation and logistics to the marina.

“We are thrilled to partner with PORT 32 Marinas on this exciting redevelopment project,” said Brian Sudduth, President and CEO at Miller Construction Company. “This project represents a substantial investment in the future of boating in Palm Beach Gardens, and we are committed to delivering a world-class marina that exceeds expectations.”