Ross-anchored retail center Turtle Run Shoppes in Coral Springs sells for 19.5 million to Pliskin Realty and Development
Coral Springs, Florida – A busy retail center anchored by national discount retailer Ross has changed hands in Coral Springs, marking another notable commercial real estate transaction in South Florida. Turtle Run Shoppes, located along West Sample Road, sold for $19.5 million, according to property records and a sales announcement released Monday.
The shopping center sits at 6221–6371 West Sample Road and features a mix of service-based and national retailers. In addition to Ross, tenants include America’s Best, Cycle Gear, My Salon Suite, the U.S. Postal Service, Smoothie King and La Brasa. The plaza also benefits from being shadow-anchored by a nearby Burlington department store, adding to its draw for daily traffic and repeat visitors.
Marcus & Milchap Brokers announced that the seller of the property was Grover Corlew, while the buyer was Pliskin Realty & Development. The transaction highlights continued interest in stabilized retail properties, particularly those anchored by well-known brands and located along major commercial corridors.
Turtle Run Shoppes spans approximately 80,000 square feet and sits on a 7.23-acre parcel at the intersection of West Sample Road and Turtle Creek Drive. The location is considered highly visible, with traffic counts exceeding 100,000 vehicles per day. That level of exposure has long made the area attractive to retailers seeking consistent customer flow.
Originally constructed in 1990, the center underwent renovations in 2018, helping modernize the property and maintain tenant demand. At the time of the sale, the shopping center was reported to be 92 percent occupied, a figure that reflects strong leasing performance amid a retail market that has faced shifting consumer habits in recent years.
Douglas Mandel, executive managing director investments, said the sale reflects broader investor sentiment toward retail assets in South Florida. “This transaction underscores the continued depth of demand for well-located retail assets in South Florida,” he said. “Despite broader market volatility, investors remain highly focused on necessity-based retail in supply-constrained markets like Coral Springs, where fundamentals continue to support long-term value.”
Industry data further supports the property’s appeal. The shopping center serves a dense residential area, with an estimated 153,000 residents living within a three-mile radius. That population base provides a steady stream of customers for everyday goods and services, a key factor for investors prioritizing long-term stability.
As Coral Springs continues to see steady growth and limited new retail development, transactions like the sale of Turtle Run Shoppes signal ongoing confidence in well-positioned neighborhood centers. For Pliskin Realty & Development, the acquisition adds a strategically located asset in a market where demand for necessity-driven retail remains strong.
