A new industrial broker survey points to a shift in how businesses approach warehouse decisions—and why the next move may require more than a search for additional space.
For companies that move freight through Miami International Airport regularly, the cheapest warehouse is not always the lowest-cost option. Driver time, fuel, congestion, delivery reliability and equipment needs can all change the economics of choosing a location farther from MIA.
A recently acquired collection of small-bay industrial properties near Miami International Airport has secured significant acquisition financing, underscoring continued institutional interest in one of South Florida’s tightest industrial submarkets.