Industrial Real Estate Broker

South Florida’s industrial real estate market

South Florida’s industrial real estate market has become a magnet for both domestic and international investors, as an attractive location due to its stability, strategic location, and growing demand for industrial real estate. South Florida’s industrial market is particularly unique because of the following characteristics:

  • Strategic location and global transportation hub

  • Booming E-commerce and Logistics Sector

  • Strong Demand for Warehousing and Distribution Centers

  • Severe Land Constraints for New Development

  • Diversity of Submarkets

  • Business-friendly Regulatory Market

Strategic Location and Global Trade hub

Port of Miami & Port Everglades: South Florida serves as a critical gateway for international trade, particularly with Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe. The region’s ports handle large volumes of cargo, making it a key hub for logistics, distribution, and warehousing.

Airports: Miami International Airport (MIA) and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) are major centers for air cargo, further enhancing South Florida's role in global trade.

Proximity to Latin America: South Florida's location positions it as the ideal base for companies looking to serve both the U.S. and Latin American markets. This is particularly beneficial for industries such as import/export, food distribution, and manufacturing.

booming e-commerce and logistics center

The growth of e-commerce has driven strong demand for industrial space, especially for last-mile distribution centers. South Florida benefits from its proximity to major population centers along the East Coast and its access to international shipping routes, which makes it an attractive location for logistics providers and e-commerce companies like Amazon.

Companies need to ensure fast and efficient distribution, and South Florida's transportation infrastructure (including I-95 and the Florida Turnpike) plays a crucial role in supporting this demand.

land scarcity and building constraints

As South Florida is a densely populated and highly urbanized region, available industrial land is relatively scarce, especially in Miami-Dade County. This limited supply drives up the value of industrial properties and increases demand for redevelopment of older warehouses and industrial buildings.

South Florida’s industrial real estate is in high demand due to its location between Biscayne Bay and the Urban Development Boundary, which protects the Everglades. The region’s growing population drives this demand, helping keep real estate values consistently higher than in most other markets across the country.

Commercial Advisor

Michaela Senior

I am a licensed real estate agent specializing in the leasing and sales of industrial properties across South Florida. I have a background in architecture and a master's degree in Real Estate Development and Urbanism from the University of Miami.

Prior to joining ComReal, I worked in construction project management, where I contributed to the development of the River Landing project along the Miami River.

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