
South Dade covers the industrial areas of southern Miami-Dade County, from Kendall and Cutler Bay to Homestead and Florida City. It serves one of the county’s fastest-growing residential areas and has attracted new industrial development as land in the northern submarkets has tightened.
The Florida’s Turnpike and US-1 are the main corridors, connecting South Dade with the rest of Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys. Distance to the airport and port is greater than from Doral, so South Dade suits businesses focused on the local population, the Keys, and agriculture.
The stock includes older light industrial buildings, flex space, contractor yards, and newer distribution and logistics buildings. Land availability has supported larger sites than are typical in the older core.
Tenants serving southern Miami-Dade and the Keys can cut drive times significantly. Rents are often below core submarkets, which can make relocation or purchase comparisons favorable.
Get My Occupancy Strategy ReviewOwners may see growing tenant demand as the local population rises. New development nearby can reset market rents, affecting both re-leasing and sale value.
Get My Industrial Asset ReviewInvestors are drawn to growth-driven demand and development opportunities. Underwriting should account for distance from the airport and port and the depth of the local tenant base.
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See current listings Get off-market alertsIndustrial areas in southern Miami-Dade, including Kendall, Cutler Bay, Homestead, and Florida City.
It is well suited to serving southern Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys, though it is farther from the airport and port than Doral.
It is often priced below core northern submarkets, but new construction can command higher rents.
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