The New York-based investment giant sold the 115,741-square-foot industrial building at 13801 Northwest 112th Avenue to Boxer US, a Miami-based entity incorporated in May. The deal breaks down to $374 per square foot.
Terreno Realty Corp. intends to further expand at Countyline Corporate Park, a 620-acre master-planned industrial campus developed by Florida East Coast Industries in Hialeah. According to a Securities and Exchange Commission Filing from February 9, Terreno plans to pay $173.6 million for a 121-acre site within the Hialeah industrial park where a 2.2 million-square-foot campus is envisioned.
Ares Management made a $62 million double play in South Florida’s industrial market, picking up a pair of Hialeah warehouses under construction. An affiliate of the Los Angeles-based global alternative investment manager paid $37 million for a 9.6-acre site at 410 West 104th Street, and $25 million for an adjacent 10.2-acre parcel, according to records.
Ares Management made a $62 million double play in South Florida’s industrial market, picking up a pair of Hialeah warehouses under construction. An affiliate of the Los Angeles-based global alternative investment manager paid $37 million for a 9.6-acre site at 410 West 104th Street, and $25 million for an adjacent 10.2-acre parcel, according to records.
An EB-5 investment firm searched the state for a potential prosperous development, and decided to bet on a Hialeah warehouse project. And it has another $125 million to drop. CanAm Enterprises, founded 33 years ago in Canada, invested $50 million into the Countyline Corporate Park project in August. The money will fund construction of 1.2 million square