The Prologis Miami International Tradeport at 11230 NW 122nd Street proudly presents an 8-building, 126-acre master-planned industrial park totaling over 1.7 million square feet. This state-of-the-art, Class A facility boasts prominent signage visible from the Florida Turnpike and premier logistical connectivity. Features include 30-foot minimum clear heights, 130-foot to 200-foot non-shared truck courts with 60-foot concrete aprons and trailer storage, 60-foot speed bays, and tenant-controlled HVAC. All buildings enjoy ample natural light from the clerestory dock area windows throughout.
The facility currently offers two spaces. 11250 NW 122nd Street has a 113,723-square-foot space available for lease with 2,400 square feet of office space. The building is 210 feet deep and includes a column span of 54 feet with a 50-foot distance and 32 dock-high doors. This space is ready for immediate move-in.
Also available for lease is 11150 NW 122nd Street, a 140,000-square-foot building with 3,400 square feet of office space. This manufacturing facility is 200 feet deep and features three cranes, a 3.1-acre trailer/storage area, 28 dock-high doors, nine additional overhead doors with loading on three sides, and a 54-foot column span with a 47-foot distance. Tenants appreciate the 1600-amp, 480-volt, 3-phase power and the significant electrical and lighting distribution throughout. This building is currently occupied by Hitachi Rail and will be available in April 2024.
Situated just east of Florida’s Turnpike and south of Okeechobee Road, Prologis Miami International Tradeport enjoys logistical prominence with proximity to multiple transportation hubs. The Miami International Airport is a 12-mile drive, the Port of Miami is an 18-mile drive, the Ft. Lauderdale International Airport is a 28-mile drive, and Port Everglades is a 28-mile drive. The Miami-Opa Locka Airport/Metro-Dade General Aviation facility is outside the town lines. Nearby major roadways are the Homestead extension of the Florida Turnpike, the Palmetto Expressway, US Route 27, and the Northwest 74th Street connector to and from Hialeah. Finally, the FEC railroad freight line plays a vital role in the business community by servicing many local businesses along its tracks.
The Town of Medley is primarily an industrial community and home to 1,800 businesses and 1,100 residents. It is a productive and bustling town, with the population growing to 60,000 daily after accounting for workers and visitors. Sysco Food Services South Florida, Aljoma Lumber Company, and Seaboard Marine are among the many companies located in Medley. When the workday has ended, Medley residents and employees unwind at the indoor go-kart race track, K1 Speed, and Splat Paintball Park. With its strategic location and proximity to numerous transportation resources, the Prologis Miami International Tradeport provides the premier opportunity to thrive in the manufacturing and distribution industries.
Erin Byers
Colliers
