Oxford Square Shopping Center Priced at $2.95 Million in Seminole

A one-story shopping center in Seminole has entered the market with an asking price of $2.95 million. The property, known as Oxford Square, sits at 9410 to 9534 Seminole Boulevard and comprises 18,200 heated square feet. For potential buyers, the immediate value proposition lies in the building's occupancy structure and physical layout, which allow for quick adjustments to rental income streams without extensive construction delays.

The center contains 14 suites, ranging in size from 1,029 to 2,750 square feet. Eleven of these spaces are currently occupied by businesses including a nail salon, an art supply store, a martial arts studio, and a daycare. The remaining three suites are empty, the largest of which previously operated as a restaurant and measures 2,750 square feet. Most existing leases are month-to-month or have only one year of term remaining. This short-term lease exposure provides the next owner the ability to renegotiate rent levels and lease conditions for a majority of the tenants.

The 1.94-acre site includes 126 parking spaces distributed between the front and rear of the building. The property also features monument signage, multiple entry points, and 300 feet of frontage along Seminole Boulevard. The seller has held the asset since 1979. Christopher Skurka and Daniel Hurd with Marcus & Millichap are listing the property.

Other Pinellas County commercial properties also moved on the market this week. A 5,632-square-foot restaurant building in Tarpon Springs listed for $2.3 million. The structure, built in 1919, previously housed The Pilot House Bar and Restaurant, which closed one year after opening in 2024. The listing includes all furniture, fixtures, and equipment, as well as an outdoor dining area with a stage. A mixed-use property in St. Petersburg listed for $1.19 million, combining a smoke shop and a three-unit residential building on a corner lot with high traffic volume.

In the residential sector, a Mediterranean-style home in St. Petersburg's Old Northeast neighborhood closed on November 3 for $2.2 million. The property, originally built in 1954, underwent a complete renovation in 2026. It sits on a 0.27-acre corner lot and includes a second structure containing a guest apartment. The seller purchased the home in 2024 for $2.28 million. Additionally, a fourplex in Dunedin listed for $1.15 million, featuring three units at 875 square feet and one at 990 square feet, with current rents ranging from $1,800 to $2,100 per month.