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Nov
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By:ADMIN

Can Florida’s Ports Really Help Fix Broken Supply Chain?

What so many Americans want, they can’t have yet. It’s probably sitting in a container aboard a cargo ship off of America’s coastline, waiting to be unloaded. So many of the goods that Americans crave are made in China, which shut down its factories to help limit the spread of COVID. Now that they’re back

27
Oct
0
By:ADMIN

A Tight Market For Industrial Service Facilities Is About To Get Tighter And Investors Sense Opportunity

Everyone is becoming more accustomed to seeing small trucks roam their neighborhoods, delivering goods ordered online. But even as the coronavirus pandemic greatly intensified demand for these services, most municipalities are reluctant to approve proposals to develop new industrial service facilities where distributors and other businesses can store, maintain or dispatch vehicles, heavy equipment or bulk

25
Oct
0
By:ADMIN

Foundry, Modlo Break Ground On 495,000 SF Modlo Air Logistics Center In Doral

Foundry Commercial, in partnership with Modlo, the logistics platform of GLP Capital Partners, has broken ground on the Modlo Air Logistics Center, a three-warehouse property near Miami spanning over 495,000 square feet. The 23.7-acre site located at 7777 NW 41st St. in Doral once housed a PepsiCo bottling facility.

20
Oct
0
By:ADMIN

Nearly 20 Acres Of Heavy Truck Land In Hialeah Gardens Sells For $872,000 Per Acre

A New York-based company paid a combined $17.25 million in three deals for 19.78 acres of heavy truck parking land near Hialeah Gardens.

18
Oct
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Space ‘Effectively Sold Out’ Amid Leasing Frenzy, Prologis Says

Global supply chain disruptions have sent industrial tenants into a leasing frenzy, pushing warehouse vacancy to unprecedented lows. Prologis’ portfolio was 98 percent leased and just under 97 percent occupied at the end of the third quarter, the San Francisco-based warehouse REIT reported Friday. Moreover, its development pipeline was already 70 percent pre-leased — the