County Surplus Real Property for Sale

The Martin County Real Property Division is periodically responsible for identifying and coordinating county-owned surplus real property. The Real Property Division coordinates with other county departments and prepares a list of proposed properties to be disposed of. Once each department confirms there is no identified public use for a property, the list is presented to the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) for approval.

If the BOCC approves items on the list, staff will begin the process toward disposal of the county-owned properties, which are managed by the Real Property Division in accordance with Florida Statute 274.05. Approved surplus real property is advertised in the local newspaper and disposed of as authorized, including by public auction.

Surplus Inventory

Pending Surplus Properties

1. Address: 1110 SW Martin Downs Blvd., Palm City, FL 34990
   • PCN: 173841010012000207
   • Auction date: Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 1:00 p.m.
   • Auction site: 1110 SW Martin Downs Blvd., Palm City, FL 34990 or elliotpaul.com.
   • Property to be auctioned off and proceeds donated for affordable housing.
2. Address: Unassigned – vacant property west of SE Lantana Avenue, Hobe Sound, FL, adjacent to SE Lake Drive.
   • PCN: 343842000195000040
   • Property to be donated to Martin County Community Land Trust for affordable housing.
3. Address: 3500 SW Palm City School Avenue, Palm City, FL 34990
   • PCN: 183841000058000004
   • Property will be available on DemandStar for ownership and redevelopment.

Available Surplus Properties

1. Address: 5703 SE 47th Avenue, Stuart, FL 34997, New Monrovia
   • PCN: 253841001000003301
   • Property will be available on DemandStar once both water and sewer are available.
2. Address: Unassigned – vacant property between SE Hawthorne Street and SE Iris Street in Golden Gate
   • PCN: 373841007146000108
   • Property will be available on DemandStar once the CRA finishes the Camino Trail Project.

CRA Surplus Properties

Properties owned by the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) are governed by Florida Statutes, Chapter 163, and follow a separate approval and disposition process from County-owned surplus property. Information on CRA-owned surplus properties may be found here.