Trends Archives - Page 37 of 73 - Miami Airport Warehouses

07
Mar
0
By:ADMIN

Foundry Commercial Plans Distribution Warehouse Near Amazon.com Hub In Miami-Dade

Foundry Commercial has proposed a distribution warehouse at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, where the developer already completed a massive Amazon.com fulfillment center a few years ago. The Orlando-based developer filed a pre-application with Miami-Dade County for the 5.07-acre site near 14501 N.W. 57th Ave., on the west side of the airport. Foundry Commercial holds a

02
Mar
0
By:ADMIN

Prologis Report Predicts Industrial To Yet Again Reach New Highs In 2022

The record-breaking pace of the U.S. industrial sector is not expected to let up in 2022. Rents, already at sky-high levels, are slated to jump another 10% this year, according to a report from one of the country’s largest industrial landlords.

28
Feb
0
By:ADMIN

Expansion Of Cold Chain Is Driving Industrial Growth

With cold storage warehouse space in the US jammed to capacity from coast to coast, the pace of temperature-controlled industrial warehouse acquisitions, expansions and new facilities will accelerate in 2022. The demand for freezer space at cold storage warehouses may soon exceed their capacity as US consumers who have gotten used to purchasing groceries online

14
Feb
0
By:ADMIN

Miami-Dade Among Markets Where Industrial Developers Can’t Keep Up With Demand

Miami-Dade County is among the Top 15 U.S. markets that have lagged behind in building new industrial space to meet demand, according to a recently released report from Newmark Group. “Pandemic-related labor disruptions” and “community pushback” against industrial development are to blame for the nationwide slowdown in new construction for logistics companies, according to the

07
Feb
0
By:ADMIN

Four Reasons Industrial Real Estate Is Unstoppable In 2022

It may be 2022, but many of the forces that drove the economy in 2021 are still in the driver’s seat. The long-term upward trend of e-commerce is stronger than ever. The supply chain that gets products from websites to consumers is still not performing well. Inflation is rising, and the Federal Reserve probably will