Trends Archives - Page 46 of 71 - Miami Airport Warehouses

30
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

With Education, Manufacturing Will Lead Florida Forward In 2021

The economy is in dire need of restructuring in Florida, and according to experts with the Florida International University of Miami, manufacturing will be key in building resilience in 2021 and onwards. This is not the dirty manufacturing of old, however. Using new technology and tools, exciting new industrial developments and manufacturing businesses will be able to

23
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Tales From The Industrial Boom: South Florida Real Estate Pros Turn To Creative Problem Solving With Demand High And Land Scarce

A former Miami golf course turned into an industrial park. A Hollywood warehouse chopped up into six smaller offerings. And a bidding war over industrial space in East Hialeah. Commercial brokers recount these tales in South Florida, a market with high demand for warehouses but not enough industrial-zoned land for new development. Industrial experts must turn to

21
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

South Florida’s Largest Industrial Sales Of 2020

A strong performance in the South Florida industrial sector during Covid-19 didn’t fully translate to new milestones in the market’s top sales. The largest industrial sale of 2020, valued at $94 million, still fell below the biggest deals of 2019 and 2018, of $178 million and $180 million, respectively, according to an analysis by The

14
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Logistics Market Is Hot, But Is A Bubble Forming?

Investors can’t get enough of warehouses and logistics spaces these days, but there are some signs that a bubble could be forming. Asset management firms including Blackstone Group, Cerberus Capital Management and KKR have doubled down on logistics centers, and prices for warehouses have surged, Bloomberg News reported. According to real estate research firm Real Capital Analytics, values for industrial

07
Dec
0
By:ADMIN

Disinfectant Wipes Maker To Create 120 Jobs In Doral

Raj Prakash was in Miami for the launch party of a friend’s reality show in March when the start Covid-19 pandemic fueled his decision to not to return to New Jersey. Not only has he stayed in town, his company has created 87 jobs in the region this year.