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Commercial parking lots in Lake Worth

1,269 improved commercial and industrial parcels on the Palm Beach tax roll list Lake Worth as their city. Here is what they are, who holds them, and where they cluster.

Lake Worth at a glance

What sets Lake Worth apart

  • Lake Worth is the sixth-largest commercial market in Palm Beach County by lot count, with 7% of the county's lots.
  • 59% of Lake Worth's commercial lots belong to an owner group with two or more lots, against 62% across Palm Beach County.
  • Auto sales, service and fuel make up 11% of the lots here, against 6% countywide, the use that most sets Lake Worth apart.
  • The lots are spread out: the busiest ZIP code, 33460, holds 49% of them.

1,269[S7]

commercial and industrial lots

59%[S7]

held by an owner group with 2+ lots

259[S7]

lots whose controller holds 10+ and has a named decision-maker

7%[S7]

of all Palm Beach commercial lots

What the lots are

The Lake Worth lots, by use

  • Stores and shopping centers396 · 31%, county 21%
  • Industrial and warehouses377 · 30%, county 29%
  • Offices, medical and banks218 · 17%, county 32%
  • Auto sales, service and fuel141 · 11%, county 6%
  • Restaurants63 · 5%, county 3%
  • Hotels and motels32 · 3%, county 2%
  • Parking lots and mobile home parks24 · 2%, county 1%
  • Other commercial (marinas, clubs, wholesale)18 · 1%, county 6%

Share of 1,269 lots; the dark mark is the Palm Beach share. Source [S7]

Where they cluster

Commercial lots in Lake Worth by ZIP code, top 5
ZIP codeLotsShare
3346061749%
3346128222%
3346715312%
3346312910%
33462625%

For contractors

Striping and sealcoating in Lake Worth

The largest group here is stores and shopping centers. We rank the lots in your Lake Worth territory by who controls them and when the work is likely due, and name the person who approves it where the record has one.

For property managers

Property managers in Lake Worth

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Live example

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Real public-domain aerial imagery and OpenStreetMap outlines. The companies and people attached are fictional.

Aerial photograph of a large South Florida shopping center and its parking fields

East field

Controller

Sawgrass Retail Co.

Tier B

Manages 14 lots in the county

This lot

≈ 339,000 sq ft

Outline

OSM way 219202554

  1. Owner

    SR Plaza Holdings LLC

  2. Officer

    Registered manager of record

  3. Property manager

    Sawgrass Retail Co.

  4. Decision-maker

    Regional facilities manager

Sample data on real public-domain imagery. Names are fictional. Imagery: USDA NAIP via USGS The National Map (public domain). Parking outlines © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Names are illustrative.

How we count

  • "Commercial lots" are improved commercial and industrial parcels: Florida Department of Revenue land-use codes 11 to 49, without vacant land and without the few uses we do not load (theaters, bars, arenas, attractions, camps and race tracks). Condominium and apartment common areas, churches, schools and government land are not counted here; the coverage page counts them.
  • The city is the one the Palm Beach County tax roll records for each parcel. It is not a city-limits boundary, and parcels the roll lists as unincorporated count toward the county only.
  • A multi-lot portfolio means the group that controls the owner company holds two or more commercial lots in Broward and Palm Beach.
  • Measured 2026-09-30 from one read-only snapshot of the LotViews database.

See coverage for everything we hold, and the methodology for how each figure is made. Other Palm Beach cities: West Palm Beach, Boca Raton, Jupiter, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach.

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