Before the pandemic, industrial properties were a more of a snack than a main course among real estate’s primary food groups, but investors’ voracious appetite for the sector may result in it occupying a larger place in their portfolios.
Trade between Latin American countries and the United States is shaping South Florida’s industrial market. The amount of exports and imports traded increased by 9.1% year-over-year in 2018 up to 2.4 million tons, according the 2019 South Florida Industrial Market Outlook report by Houston-based commercial real estate firm Transwestern.
The developers are aiming to present their proposal by the summer for District 79, an industrial and retail development that is currently home to PepsiCo’s regional headquarters and distribution center. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Whether you build new warehouse space or purchase and redevelop an existing building, investing in the last-mile industrial sector can be a complicating undertaking that requires a significant outlay of capital. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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