Trends Archives - Page 54 of 71 - Miami Airport Warehouses

22
Apr
0
By:ADMIN

A Safe Bet: South Florida’s Industrial Market Could Boom After Pandemic

Industrial developer Jose Hernandez-Solaun of The Easton Group has seen Amazon spur the rise of e-commerce over the last few years. But now, he sees the coronavirus pandemic rapidly ramping up that growth — putting it on steroids. “What we are finding now is the coronavirus effect,” said Hernandez-Solaun. “If the Amazon effect was strength

16
Apr
0
By:ADMIN

Pandemic Kicks Cold Storage Market Into High Gear

The coronavirus pandemic has the potential to reshape the cold storage warehouse submarket, driving demand up, spurring development of cold storage infill space and inspiring further consolidation in the sector, according to a new report by CBRE.

13
Apr
0
By:ADMIN

Virus Disrupts Miami Area’s International Trade And Supply Systems

The coronavirus pandemic has shaken and rearranged trade and supply chains in Miami-Dade County, home to PortMiami and Miami International Airport, global hubs for international trade. It has also pushed the country into an economic downturn, causing a collapse in demand for many products. But this enormous trade system — which includes importers, exporters, logistics

08
Apr
0
By:ADMIN

Industry Experts Predict South Florida Warehouse Market Will Take Hit From Coronavirus Pandemic

Warehouse developers and property managers see a storm brewing for the South Florida industrial market in the weeks ahead.

18
Mar
0
By:ADMIN

South Florida Brokerages Go Virtual During Coronavirus Pandemic

“Send me the Zoom meeting invite.” “Let’s talk over Slack.” “Can we do the property tour over FaceTime?” Brokerages in South Florida are starting to close their brick-and-mortar locations temporarily due to the coronavirus pandemic, with reopening dates to be determined. And if they’re not closed yet, agents and employees are encouraged to work from home to reduce the