Local Deals Archives - Page 41 of 120 - Miami Airport Warehouses

18
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

Bridge Industrial Pays $16M For Logistics Facility Dev Site Near Miami-Opa Locka Airport

Less than a month after scooping up a Dania Beach logistics facility development site, Bridge Industrial is embarking on another project farther south near Miami-Opa locka Executive Airport. The Chicago-based company plans to build the 409,189-square-foot Bridge Point Gratigny project just south of the airport and on the southwest corner of Northwest 135th Street and

13
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

MCSS Rebrands As Basis Industrial, Closes Major Acquisition In Medley

The former MCSS Self-Storage Development & Investment has rebranded as Basis Industrial and broadened its investment focus to include traditional industrial properties in high-value markets across the nation. In a one-week span, the vertically integrated real estate owner and developer completed a significant acquisition in Miami through its subsidiary BaySpace.

11
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

Doral Considering Annexation

Four municipalities in Miami-Dade County want to expand their boundaries and the proposition comes with plenty of controversy. The process is called annexation. It includes for example, a city expanding into unincorporated areas of Miami-Dade County. Miami Springs is interested in annexing county land. So is Doral. The Village of Virginia Gardens is too as

27
Jun
0
By:ADMIN

Rising Rents: Miami’s Industrial Market Leads Nation With Highest Annual Rate Hike: Report

Miami’s industrial market, which includes all of Miami-Dade County, is the nation’s top performer for annual rent growth, according to a JLL report. Year-over-year, the Miami industrial market experienced a 53 percent jump in rent, more than Los Angeles, which had the second highest rent hike at 45 percent, and New York/New Jersey, which had

20
Jun
0
By:ADMIN

Doubling Up: Ares Pays $62M For Two Hialeah Industrial Buildings Under Construction

Ares Management made a $62 million double play in South Florida’s industrial market, picking up a pair of Hialeah warehouses under construction. An affiliate of the Los Angeles-based global alternative investment manager paid $37 million for a 9.6-acre site at 410 West 104th Street, and $25 million for an adjacent 10.2-acre parcel, according to records.