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30
Aug
0
By:ADMIN

Will Miami-Dade Move Urban Development Boundary For Industrial Park By Homestead Base?

Miami-Dade County’s new political landscape faces a familiar controversy in the coming weeks: whether to “hold the line” on urban expansion or allow millions of square feet of new development to take over existing farmland. A push by developers to expand Miami-Dade’s Urban Development Boundary for a project near the Homestead Air Reserve Base is making its

07
Jul
0
By:ADMIN

Developer Proposes 850K Square Feet Of Warehouses Outside Miami-Dade Urban Development Boundary

Developers want to expand the urban development boundary in western Miami-Dade County by 41.2 acres to build an industrial park. Terra137 LLC, owned by German Blanco Romero and Eva Maritza Blanco, and Boca Raton resident Ana Bigott filed a comprehensive development master plan (CDMP) application to expand the UDB and create an industrial district on

07
Jun
0
By:ADMIN

8.5-Acre Medley Development Site In Booming South Florida Industrial Market Purchased

Hilco Redevelopment Partners (HRP), a unit of Hilco Global, just announced the purchase of an industrial development site located at 11002 Northwest S. River Drive in Medley. The 8.5-acre property is part of a larger 25-acre Superfund site which has previously undergone corrective action. HRP has current plans to develop the site into a state-of-the-art

31
May
0
By:ADMIN

Lack Of Land Has Industrial Developers Looking To Take Over Florida’s Golf Courses, Lakes And The Everglades

As senior vice president for Duke Realty, Stephanie Rodriguez oversees a portfolio of industrial properties in South and Central Florida, a geography with limited space and shrinking new development options. “We’re all fighting over the same pieces of dirt,” Rodriguez said during a May 12 Bisnow South Florida Industrial Update event. “Industrial is the darling of the real estate

24
May
0
By:ADMIN

‘Still A Little Bit Of A Secret’: Doral’s Transformation Beckons Newcomers

Except for all the masked faces, a recent Saturday in Doral could have served as the movie trailer for post-pandemic life. Kids cartwheeled on the grass, young parents fed babies in strollers, and couples walked hand-in-hand through the lush Downtown Doral Park as runners and cyclists zigzagged past. At the park’s center, a crowd gathered