Trends Archives - Page 31 of 72 - Miami Airport Warehouses

03
Oct
0
By:ADMIN

Ryder To Sell Miami Headquarters To Industrial Developer Planning To Redevelop Site With Warehouse Space

The headquarters office of Ryder System in northwest Miami-Dade County could be demolished and replaced by warehouses. The logistics giant filed a pre-application with county officials for a new site plan covering its 16.8-acre property at 11690 N.W. 105th St., which currently has its 248,989-square-foot headquarters office. Chicago-based Bridge Industrial has the property under contract,

22
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

Cold Storage Feels The Chill Of Inflation, Power Costs

Cold storage is one of a few benefactors of the dramatic shift in consumer tendencies that resulted from the pandemic, but as the ebbing effects of the virus ripple and collide with other forces, this subsector of the red-hot industrial real estate market faces growing pains. Like many sectors, rising inflation and interest rates, labor

19
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Real Estate Demand Strong Heading Toward Final Months Of Tumultuous Year

The nation’s industrial real estate market is headed toward the closing months of 2022 with strong demand overcoming uncertainty about the course of the global economy. Leasing of logistics, manufacturing and warehouse properties has been hitting records during the third quarter as businesses and investors also build and buy industrial properties at near-record levels, analysts

16
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

The Boom Times in Industrial Real Estate Are Far From Over

Industrial real estate has been the standout sector in real estate for close to a decade, and the pandemic only further entrenched its position. While other sectors of the economy ground to a virtual halt, consumers’ accelerated shift toward e-commerce made industrial one of the few assets to benefit from lockdowns and social distancing.

24
Aug
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Deliveries Accelerate In Miami To Meet Intensified Demand

Miami-Dade County is expected to continue to see a large amount of net in-migration in its metro areas as tax laws and the warm climate draws people in. That’s according to the Midyear 2022 Miami Industrial Market report by Marcus & Millichap which says that the rise in construction will have a minimum impact on