Trends Archives - Page 30 of 73 - Miami Airport Warehouses

09
Jan
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Real Estate Rents Take Flight Near Airports

Industrial real estate near airports in the nation’s most densely populated areas could be attractive investments for 2023. With transportation accounting for up to 70% of overall supply chain costs, businesses are increasingly locating their distribution centers closer to airports, according to CBRE Supply Chain Advisory.

26
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

2023 Outlook Report: Cold Storage, Mall, Industrial Look Promising

Green Street has revised upward its net operating income (NOI) forecast for cold storage, mall, and industrial while cutting its single-family rental (SFR) estimates, according to its recently released 2023 Commercial Property Outlook. Higher cap rates (i.e., lower real estate prices) plus some relief on the interest rate front has improved the valuation picture for

19
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Trends That Will Shape Industrial Real Estate In 2023

The industrial sector remained one of the strongest commercial real estate performers in 2022, despite rising interest rates and ballooning inflation. Onshoring efforts, coupled with a continuation of last year’s e-commerce boom, have only added to the already sky-high demand for industrial real estate. But in the second half of 2022, the industrial market began

21
Nov
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Sales Not Immune From Higher Interest Rates Impact

All through the pandemic, industrial properties have been among the most desired by commercial real estate investors. But in the current market environment, are industrial assets holding up just as well? Following another bump in interest rates and continuing economic uncertainty, overall industrial deal volume in the U.S. fell 18 percent year-over-year in the third

07
Nov
0
By:ADMIN

“Incredible Land Grab”: Miami-Dade OKs Project Outside UDB

It took developers Stephen Blumenthal and Jose Hevia five tries, but in the end they won approval for their controversial proposal to build outside Miami-Dade County’s Urban Development Boundary. Commissioners just voted 8-4 to allow the South Dade Logistics & Technology District to be built on 379 acres on the southeast corner of the Florida