A mini construction boom west of Miami International Airport and in Medley marks a post-recession beginning in the industrial real estate market.
May 14, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Early last year, Todd Watson started to notice fewer vacant industrial spaces west of Miami International Airport.
“We started to see rent recovering and vacancy started to get in a good, healthy single-digit number,” said Watson, regional vice president of Denver-based DCT Industrial Trust.
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