The decision marks the latest chapter in the controversial proposal for the 5.9 million-square-foot South Dade Logistics and Technology District on the southeast corner of the Florida Turnpike and Southwest 122nd Avenue in an unincorporated area of southeast Miami-Dade.
Miami has earn a rightful place among the nation’s top brass, but the keys to staying relevant in Miami’s increasingly competitive and sophisticated industrial market is opportunities that support the demand for large-scale industrial space for single-users and infill strategies. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE