New Product Archives - Page 36 of 79 - Miami Airport Warehouses

27
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

Miller Construction Completes Distribution Facility In Hialeah Gardens

Miller Construction Company delivered a $22.7-million distribution facility in Hialeah Gardens. The 103,000-square-foot warehouse project is a joint venture between Orlando-based Cadence Development Partners and New York-based Clarion Partners. Construction began in August 2021.

21
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

2.6 MSF+ Logistics Center Coming To Doral

Bridge Industrial (“Bridge”) announced it has received approval from the City of Doral to break ground on the company’s newest state-of-the-art South Florida logistics park: Bridge Point Doral. Situated on a prime 175-acre site in Doral, the Class-A industrial park will encompass more than 2.6 million square feet at full build out with an adjacent retail

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

04
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Real-Estate Developers Are Hot On Cold-Storage Warehouses

Industrial real-estate developers have been stepping up building cold-storage warehouses in the U.S. without tenants lined up for the space, betting that pandemic-driven changes in the way consumers buy groceries and meals are here to stay. Nearly 3.3 million square feet of refrigerated warehouse space was under construction through the second quarter of this year

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.