Warehouse, distribution, flex, and light manufacturing space across South Florida, from small bay buildings to single tenant distribution facilities. We represent owners selling and leasing industrial property and tenants looking for space.
Industrial has been the most active asset class in the region for years, with limited land, older buildings being repositioned, and tenants competing for clear height and loading. Pricing turns on ceiling height, loading configuration, power, yard, and zoning as much as square footage.
Clear height, loading doors and docks, column spacing, power service, truck court and yard depth, zoning and permitted uses, and in place rent against market.
What the building is worth today, whether to sell or lease it, what a vacancy will cost while it is marketed, and what a sale leaseback would net.
The I-95 and Florida Turnpike corridors in Broward, the airport and seaport corridors in Miami-Dade, and the western corridors of Palm Beach County.
Listing cards are layout templates. Live industrial and warehouse listings populate from the MLS, CoStar, and CREXi feeds.
Rows are templates. Published examples are pulled from the closed transaction lists.
It depends on your basis, the rent the space would command, and what you would do with the proceeds. We run both numbers so you can compare a sale today against holding the building and leasing it.
For leased buildings, primarily on in place and market rent capitalized at a market cap rate. For owner user buildings, on price per square foot against comparable sales with adjustments for clear height, loading, and condition.
Yes. We structure sale leasebacks for owner users who want to free up capital and stay in the building, including the lease terms that make the asset attractive to investors.
Get a current value or a management proposal.