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$4,385,000

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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SHOWCASE

235 NE 67th St Miami, FL 33138 7,302 SF Industrial Building ($600.52/SF) $4,385,000

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235 NE 67th St Miami, FL 33138

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

235 NE 67th Street, Miami, FL — where industrial meets inspiration. This 7,302 SF two-story warehouse-office hybrid is more than square footage; it’s a business accelerator in the beating heart of Miami’s industrial zone.

With 30’ ceilings, full climate control, and no interior columns, the warehouse delivers wide-open adaptability for storage, e-commerce, content creation, or even curated car collections. On top of the 5,502 SF of warehouse space, there’s 1,800 SF of meticulously designed office featuring a kitchenette, elevator, three bathrooms, shower, and fiber-optic connectivity — a turn-key environment for high-growth companies.

Power isn’t a concern: 3-phase electrical, backup natural gas generator, and heavy industrial zoning (D2) make this space a fit for both light creative industries and heavy-duty users. Located just 5.6 miles to commuter rail and 10.8 miles to Miami International Airport, the property is designed to put goods, teams, and clients in motion — fast.

Offered at $4,385,000 ($600.52/SF), this opportunity cannot be split; the warehouse and office flow together as a fully integrated business ecosystem.

PROPERTY FACTS

Price	$4,385,000	Lot Size	0.22 AC
Price/SF	$600.52	Rentable Area	7,302 SF
Sale Type	Investment or Owner User	No. Stories	2
Property Type	Industrial	Tenancy	Single
Subtype	Warehouse	Clear Height	30’
Building Class	B	Drive-In Doors	1
Year Built	2023	Parking Ratio	0.96/1,000 SF
Zoning	D2 – Heavy Industrial	Opportunity Zone	Yes

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

7,302 SF warehouse + office integration
30’ ceilings, no columns, climate controlled
Full AC + backup natural gas generator
1,800 SF office with elevator, kitchenette, shower
D2 heavy industrial zoning + fiber optic internet
Miami hub location: minutes to MIA + commuter rail
Condo campus with gated security and 24-hour access

INDUSTRIAL MARKET REPORT MIAMI-DADE COUNTY

The Miami Industrial Pulse: Miami-Dade remains one of the hottest industrial markets in the nation, driven by port trade, e-commerce expansion, and Latin American gateway logistics. While vacancy has ticked up slightly with new deliveries, pricing remains near record highs due to insatiable demand from institutional investors and logistics occupiers.

Recent Notable Activity (2024–2025):

Blackstone (NYSE: BX) acquired a 4-property portfolio in Medley totaling ~900,000 SF for $190M ($211/SF), solidifying its Miami logistics footprint.
Prologis (NYSE: PLD) closed on a Hialeah industrial site redevelopment, 380,000 SF, for $115M, underscoring institutional confidence in infill Miami warehouses.
Bridge Industrial leased a newly built 1.1M SF spec facility near Miami-Opa Locka Airport to Amazon, marking one of the largest single industrial leases in South Florida.
Smaller trades include 300,000 SF in Doral sold to EastGroup Properties for $88M ($293/SF) and multiple Wynwood/Edgewater flex-industrial redevelopments trading in the $450–$650/SF range, showing strong crossover between creative office and traditional industrial buyers.

The Climate:

Miami’s industrial market is defined by scarcity. With land constraints, high construction costs, and institutional ownership concentration, pricing power remains with landlords and developers. Rental growth, while moderating, continues to outperform national averages. Demand is strongest in:

Airport West/Doral (global logistics and air cargo)
Medley (big-box distribution)
Urban infill Miami (hybrid industrial/creative uses, like 235 NE 67th St)

In short: Miami-Dade remains a fortress industrial market, where global capital, e-commerce giants, and regional distributors converge — and assets like 235 NE 67th Street stand at the sweet spot between industrial horsepower and creative flexibility.