Transwestern Real Estate Services’ South Florida industrial team negotiated a five-year, 38,900-square-foot lease renewal for TMC Engine Center at 8545 NW 79th Ave. in Medley.
A Miami-Dade committee just deferred Mayor Daniella Levine Cava’s call to reject an unsolicited proposal and instead directly negotiate with the joint venture to build and run a vertical air cargo hub at Miami International Airport (MIA), where cargo demand is rising. Members of the Airports and Economic Development Committee argued for more time to
After receiving unsolicited offers to buy its 8.6-acre industrial site in Medley last year, KDD Properties decided to list it and see how many institutional investors would line up with competitive bids. “There were no less than 25 offers from various public and private pension funds and institutional investors,” Sky Groden of JLL, which marketed
Miami-Dade County officials could enter serious negotiations with developers to build a $1.1 billion cargo hub in a multistory building at Miami International Airport. The Miami-Dade Airports and Economic Development Committee on Jan. 11 will consider a resolution to enter into direct negotiations with Woodlands, Texas-based CCR USA Airport Management and Scottdale, Georgia-based AIRIS USA
Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the sale of a 51,392-square-foot industrial facility on ±4.4 acres at 7480 NW 48th St. in Miami. The final sale price was $14.75 million. Cushman & Wakefield’s Wayne Ramoski and Miguel Alcivar represented the seller, DFJ Properties West, LLC, in the transaction. The property was acquired by RLIF East 5,
