covid-19 pandemic impact Archives - Page 2 of 3 - Miami Airport Warehouses

  • 16
    Nov
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Doral’s Economy Begins To Recover

With these words, the Director for Economic Development of the City of Doral, Manuel Pila, explained why the municipality has experienced a rapid recovery after the first months of COVID 19: “We have a solid, spacious, multi-varied industrial sector and area and we are very close to Miami International Airport.” Pila explained that similar to

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  • 02
    Nov
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Buildings Of Tomorrow: Future Warehouses

Amid this prolonged uncertainty, everyone agrees that the pandemic’s impacts are yet to be fully seen. Nine months in, the health crisis is about to trigger a global economic crisis, and real estate sectors are reacting differently—some trends, that were already underway, are accentuated, while others are disrupted completely from their original course. One of

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  • 28
    Sep
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Industrial Real Estate Market Poised For More Growth

The industrial sector has become the “darling” of the commercial real estate market, and experts agree it’s likely to continue that way into 2021. A panel of real estate and third-party logistics (3PL) professionals talked about the resilience of the warehousing and logistics sector and the resulting demand for space in the months ahead at

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  • 07
    Sep
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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.

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  • 31
    Aug
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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.

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