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04
Jan
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By:ADMIN

Developers Obtain $61M Loan To Build Miami-Dade Warehouses

An affiliate of Doral-based Easton Group and Irvine, California-based LBA Logistics obtained a $61.1 million construction loan to build a pair of warehouses in Hialeah. Principal Life Insurance Co. provided the mortgage to Hialeah Gardens Partner II Property Owner, an affiliate of Easton Group and LBA Logistics. It covers the 26.4-acre site at 4220 W.

02
Jan
0
By:ADMIN

Miami Airport Reaches High For Cargo Capacity

Miami International Airport (MIA) is adopting a vertical approach to meeting air cargo capacity demand as it contends with limited space. The airport’s “Vertically Integrated Cargo Community” project envisions a five-story storage warehouse which is expected to more than double its current cargo capacity. Expected to break ground next year, the estimated five-year project will

26
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

2023 Outlook Report: Cold Storage, Mall, Industrial Look Promising

Green Street has revised upward its net operating income (NOI) forecast for cold storage, mall, and industrial while cutting its single-family rental (SFR) estimates, according to its recently released 2023 Commercial Property Outlook. Higher cap rates (i.e., lower real estate prices) plus some relief on the interest rate front has improved the valuation picture for

22
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Data Center Proposed At Beacon Station

Herndon, Virginia-based EdgeConneX could build a data center in the Beacon Station business park in western Miami-Dade County. The company filed a pre-application with county officials concerning the 6.25-acre site near the southwest corner of Northwest 106th Street and Northwest 112th Avenue. The vacant land is located directly west of the gas station at 10550

19
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Trends That Will Shape Industrial Real Estate In 2023

The industrial sector remained one of the strongest commercial real estate performers in 2022, despite rising interest rates and ballooning inflation. Onshoring efforts, coupled with a continuation of last year’s e-commerce boom, have only added to the already sky-high demand for industrial real estate. But in the second half of 2022, the industrial market began