Miller Construction Company Breaks Ground On Phase 1 Of Tradition Commerce Park In Port St. Lucie
Miller Construction Company has officially broken ground on Phase 1 of Tradition Commerce Park, a master-planned industrial and flex development spanning about 34 acres within the Tradition Center for Commerce in Port St. Lucie.
Developed by BTH Development Partners, Tradition Commerce Park is approved for seven industrial and flex buildings totaling over 530,000 square feet. Phase 1 encompasses comprehensive horizontal site development, including essential road infrastructure, extensive utility connections, and stormwater retention lakes, as well as the vertical construction of Building 4 (approximately 28,800 square feet) and Building 5 (approximately 26,400 square feet).
“The Treasure Coast continues to experience tremendous economic and population expansion, driving significant demand for modern industrial and flex space,” said Brian Sudduth, President & CEO of Miller Construction Company. “Our team is proud to partner with BTH Development to deliver the vital infrastructure and premier facilities that will serve local, regional, and expanding businesses for years to come.”
Both Phase 1 buildings feature modern tilt-up concrete construction engineered for flexible office-warehouse configurations, grade-level loading, and customizable tenant layouts, starting at 3,000 square feet, to meet the region’s surging demand for small- to mid-bay flex and light industrial space. Subsequent phases of Tradition Commerce Park are planned to deliver large-bay dock-high industrial distribution facilities of up to 166,968 square feet, as well as build-to-suit opportunities.
“Tradition is rapidly evolving into one of the state’s most dynamic, master-planned hubs, and Tradition Commerce Park is intentionally designed to support that sustained growth,” said Bryan Hussey, Founder & Managing Partner of BTH Development Partners. “Phase 1 lays the foundational groundwork for the entire 34-acre campus while immediately bringing versatile, top-tier flex space to the market.”
Strategically situated at 12051 SW Tom Mackie Boulevard, Tradition Commerce Park offers immediate access to Interstate 95 and Florida’s Turnpike via Crosstown Parkway and SW Gatlin Boulevard. The site’s location places future users near corporate neighbors such as Amazon, FedEx, Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital, Cheney Brothers, and the Florida Research & Innovation Center.
Colliers International Florida serves as the exclusive leasing and sales brokerage for the development. The project team includes Claren Architecture and Planners, KAMM Consulting (MEP Engineer), Johnson Structural (Structural), and Haley Ward (Civil).
