The lion’s share of the closed facilities is located along the Boston—Washington DC corridor and in California, Florida and the Chicago metro.
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The $200B Opportunity Of Industrial Outdoor Storage
Rapidly becoming a darling of the more opportunistic investors in commercial real estate, the IOS property type benefits from two major factors: its simplicity and its physical constraints. Its simplicity makes it easy to manage. Its physical constraints, further restricted by unfriendly zoning laws, give it an element of urgency. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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Global Logistics Company To Occupy Industrial Building Within Miami Midway Park
A logistics company with warehouse and distribution centers across the globe has closed on a leasing deal for an industrial building in Hialeah that has not yet been built. Erie, Pennsylvania-based Logistics Plus will occupy an entire 181,051-square-foot warehouse at 9535 N.W. 174th St. within Miami Midway Park. The 42-acre industrial project is now being
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Terreno To Develop $491M Industrial Project At Countyline Corporate Park In Hialeah
Terreno Realty Corp. intends to further expand at Countyline Corporate Park, a 620-acre master-planned industrial campus developed by Florida East Coast Industries in Hialeah. According to a Securities and Exchange Commission Filing from February 9, Terreno plans to pay $173.6 million for a 121-acre site within the Hialeah industrial park where a 2.2 million-square-foot campus is envisioned.
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Largest Solar Rooftop Install Completed On Badia Spices Facility In Sweetwater
Florida solar contractor SALT Energy recently completed the installation of a 3.24-MW solar project on the roof Badia Spices’ 300,000-sq.-ft manufacturing facility in Sweetwater. The project is currently the largest privately owned solar project in Florida and is capable of offsetting approximately 80% of the facilities electricity consumption.