PEBB Enterprises, Banyan Development JV Close $33 Million Sale Of Boynton Beach Retail Center

PEBB Enterprises and joint venture partner Banyan Development closed the $33 million disposition of Mainstreet at Boynton, the Sprouts-anchored retail center the companies developed in the West Boynton area of Boynton Beach. The venture completed the transformative development in 2021.

West Parkway Realty LLC is the buyer. The transaction closed on Sept. 8.

The sale does not include other components of the mixed-use Mainstreet development, such as its 158-unit Congregate Living Facility and numerous outparcels.

PEBB and Banyan were able to fully lease the 52,152-square-foot Mainstreet with a strong tenant roster that is 90.5% comprised of national retailers. Besides Sprouts, tenants include AT&T, Crown Wine & Spirits, F45, Capitol Carpet & Tile and GoodVets.

“Our joint venture is extremely proud of the development and lease-up of Mainstreet at Boynton, a project that addresses the major need for high-quality retail to serve the West Boynton community,” said PEBB Enterprises President and CEO Ian Weiner. “We closely collaborated with the city and residents to conceive a project that enhances the lives who those who live and shop locally.”

JLL Senior Managing Director Danny Finkle and Senior Director Eric Williams represented PEBB and Banyan in the sale.

Located at 6405 W. Boynton Beach Blvd., Mainstreet benefits from the visibility and traffic that comes with being positioned at the intersection of Boynton Beach’s busiest thoroughfares. An average of 88,500 vehicles pass by the property each day.

PEBB and Banyan previously sold Mainstreet outparcels occupied separately by Wawa, Aspen Dental and Synovus Bank.

“This transaction is the culmination of a true labor of love for our Palm Beach County-based companies,” said Jason Sher, Principal at Banyan Development. “It also shows the incredible demand for Class A retail acquisitions in the county’s fastest-growing areas. We look forward to developing more impactful projects in and around our home base.”