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10
Jan
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By:ADMIN

Miami-Dade To Consider Proposal For $1.1B Cargo Hub At MIA

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

05
Jan
0
By:ADMIN

Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $14.75 Million Industrial Property Sale In Miami Airport Submarket

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,

29
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

DiGiacomo Group Negotiates Double-Header Valued At More Than $17 Million

Digiacomo Group’s Roger Zuniga and Stephen J. DiGiacomo, SIOR, negotiated the sale of an industrial warehouse totaling 80,000 square feet located at 3075 NW 107th Avenue in Doral. Buyer Seagis Property Group purchased the warehouse from AllPlus Computer Systems Corp for $15,600,000. The price equates to $195.00 per square foot.

27
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Multi-Story Doral Warehouses Proposed

Doral’s commercial industrial rental rates has seen a climb to the point where multi-story vertical warehousing projects are being considered, according to local real estate experts.

22
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Bridge, CPP Investments Launch $1.1B JV For Build-To-Core Industrial Assets, Includes 2.6 MSF Development In Doral

Bridge Industrial and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board have announced a $1.1 billion joint venture to develop industrial properties in select supply-constrained markets across the US. CPP Investments will own a 95% stake in the joint venture and Bridge will own the remaining 5%.