Trends Archives - Page 51 of 72 - Miami Airport Warehouses

16
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

Amazon’s Plan For Massive Warehouse Heats Up Homestead Industrial Market

About two months after Amazon secured approval for what could be its largest distribution warehouse yet in South Florida, commissioners will vote on whether to approve a second e-commerce development on Homestead-Miami Speedway land. Homestead’s Planning & Zoning Board approved plans Tuesday for a 145,000-square-foot distribution facility west of the motor racing track. Though the

14
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

Banyan Capital Buys Doral Office Towers For $43M

A company with ties to Miami-based Banyan Street Capital bought a Doral office complex for $43 million, marking a discount from its last purchase price four years ago. The real estate investment firm bought the twin office buildings near the intersection of Northwest 36th Street and Northwest 87th Avenue, along with some adjacent properties, according

07
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

Florida East Coast Industries Breaks Ground On Two Warehouses In Hialeah With $20M Loan

Florida East Coast Industries broke ground on a pair of warehouses in Countyline Corporate Park in Hialeah after obtaining a $20 million construction loan. Wells Fargo Bank awarded the mortgage to Countyline Building 24 LLC and Countyline Building 25 LLC, both affiliates of Miami-based FECI. The buildings will be constructed at 4071 and 4021 W.

02
Sep
0
By:ADMIN

Doral Warehousing In Prime Position

It may be too early to know exactly what effect the pandemic will have on commercial real estate in Doral, but experts say one segment may emerge particularly strong: the industrial market. With consumers buying online now more than ever, a trend only accelerated by Covid-19, demand for warehouse space and shipping centers may well

31
Aug
0
By:ADMIN

Why Warehouses Will Be A Good Investment In The Near Future

The retail apocalypse was a major concern before the COVID-19 outbreak took hold. In 2019, an estimated 9,500 stores went out of business, according to Coresight Research. But now, a lot of major retailers are making plans to close stores as the effects of the pandemic rear their ugly head.