A 45,789.33 SF flex-industrial address in the heart of Tampa's Drew Park — rebuilt for the businesses that move the city.
Flex, retail, office and warehouse configurations after a full 2026 renovation. Each unit is marked Committed or Not committed.

Flex storefront with grade-level access — showroom, office or light fabrication.
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The Vault: a shared lobby, conference room and private offices available to Capital Business Park tenants.
The Vault: a shared lobby, conference room and private offices available to Capital Business Park tenants.
This land was Drew Field — Tampa's first municipal airport, then the headquarters of the Third Air Force. Capital Business Park stands on what that era left behind.
Tampa's first municipal airport — a 130-acre grass airfield named for cattleman and land developer John H. Drew.
Headquarters of the Third Air Force and III Fighter Command. Fifteen square miles, 25,000 personnel, and 120,000 combat aircrews trained for Europe and the Pacific.
The airfield returns to the city and becomes Tampa International. The 720 acres on its eastern edge open to private industry — and Drew Park is born.
A first-generation Drew Park industrial building rises on the old field. Sixty-seven years later it is rebuilt — same bones, new standard.
Sources: City of Tampa · Hillsborough County Tax Collector · Hillsborough County Property Appraiser (year built 1959, plat “Drew Park Re Of”). Dale Mabry Highway was cut in 1943 to link Drew Field to MacDill.
A full 2026 repositioning — new exterior, refreshed interiors, new landscaping and lighting throughout. Nine views in the showcase.
4214 West Virginia Avenue sits in Drew Park, Tampa's central flex-industrial submarket, bordering Westshore and Tampa International Airport, with direct access to the I-275 corridor.
Tell us what you need and we'll match you to the right suite. Every submission comes straight to the team and we reply the same business day.