Even though the industrial sector in many parts of the country is one of the healthier components of the CRE ecosystem, some fear signs of softening. Developers in Miami-Dade, however, appear to have no such concerns.
More than 80% of flowers imported to the United States come through Miami. That makes warehhouses with tenants in place a solid investment for property owners looking for a stable source of income.
The first quarter findings show the South Florida industrial market remains on a stable trajectory, as demand continues to outpace supply. Companies keep wanting to take industrial space. Population growth and other factors all seem to be pointing in a positive direction.
The proposal by SJC Ventures calls for an 86,101-square-foot retail center in six buildings, the largest a 40,080-square-foot grocery store. Being one of the more wealthy areas of Miami-Dade, Doral has the strong demographics that retailers favor.