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300 N Franklin St 6,036 SF 50% Leased Office Building Tampa, FL 33602 For Sale

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Investment Highlights

Irreplaceable Real Estate
Ideal for family office or law firm on 2nd floor with Chase Bank producing income on 1st floor.

Chase Bank lease expires April 30, 2031. Further details with signed NDA.
6 offsite parking spaces available

Executive Summary

Rare opportunity to purchase a highly desired office space with ground floor retail in the heart of downtown Tampa. Ideally located with many restaurants, hotels, and events within walking distance. The space consists of 3,053 SF on the 2nd floor and 2,983 SF on 1st floor. Enter the building through a beautifully renovated shared lobby and a grand curved staircase. The 1st floor is currently leased to Chase Bank with 2nd floor vacant ready for owner occupant or investment. The 2nd floor has 6 large private offices, 4 of which include fireplaces, breakroom, 2 restrooms, and conference room and can be fully furnished.

Offering Memorandum

Property Facts

Sale Type

Investment or Owner User

Property Type

Office

Building Size

6,036 SF

Building Class

Year Built

1889

Percent Leased

50%

Tenancy

Multiple

Building Height

2 Stories

Typical Floor Size

3,018 SF

Building FAR

1.98

Lot Size

0.07 AC

Opportunity Zone

Yes

Zoning

CBD-1

Parking

6 Spaces (0.99 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)

Major Tenants

Finance and Insurance
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Chase Bank serves as the consumer and commercial banking division of JPMorgan Chase. The institution originated in 1799 when Aaron Burr established The Manhattan Company in New York City. Over two centuries, it evolved through mergers with entities like Chase National Bank (1955) and J.P. Morgan (2000). Today, the bank provides extensive financial services including personal banking, credit cards, mortgages, auto loans, and investment products. Business offerings encompass commercial banking, lending, and payment processing solutions. While maintaining a significant physical branch network, Chase also emphasizes digital platforms for modern customer needs.