According to Colliers, industrial and logistics assets accounted for 47% of global real estate fundraising during the quarter, a sharp increase from 16% in 2025. The surge underscores investors’ continued confidence in the sector and the substantial amount of capital targeting industrial properties worldwide.
Valued at nearly $29.3 million, the development is designed to function as a distribution and logistics hub with convenient access to Miami’s major transportation corridors.
Buildings that support automated maintenance, real-time monitoring, and advanced energy management are gaining an advantage, while those that cannot are at risk of becoming functionally obsolete, The result is a fundamental shift in how industrial assets are evaluated, leased, and valued.
The property last traded for $11.35 million in 2021, representing a significant increase in value over four years amid strong warehouse rent growth throughout Miami-Dade County.
The deal equates to roughly $267 per square foot.