Certified by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, bonded warehouses allow importers to delay paying duties until merchandise is sold or moved, which has made them highly sought-after during times of trade uncertainty. However, the surge in demand has nearly exhausted the supply.
Despite promises of a “reshoring boom”, the survey that included 380 business and supply chain professionals revealed that high costs are steering companies toward alternative low-tariff countries and not back to the U.S.
The demand is rising for flexible industrial spaces and short-term leases in key strategic areas as companies respond to shifting trade conditions fueled by tariffs and global economic uncertainty.
The portfolio consists of seven fully leased industrial properties totalling 787,728 square feet. The assets are strategically located in highly sought-after industrial submarkets with proximity to Miami International Airport and Port Miami.
Where some big names in CRE see concern over strategic and operational uncertainty over the impact of tariffs and trade tensions, the logistics giant looks for opportunity and remains optimistic, viewing the volatility as a driver of increased warehouse demand.