The Miami industrial real estate market has reached a critical inflection point. As supply chains adapt to changing consumer behaviors and faster fulfillment expectations, the demand for strategically located, high-specification warehouse space has intensified. While much of the recent development focus across South Florida has centered on massive distribution facilities, a significant operational gap has historically existed for small- to mid-sized occupiers who require modern logistics infrastructure within the urban core.
Mangrove Logistics Center directly addresses this structural gap. Situated at 7320 NW 61st Street, this upcoming Class A industrial development introduces institutional-grade capabilities to the land-constrained Miami Airport East / Airport North submarket. Spanning approximately 138,939 square feet, the project is engineered specifically as a small-bay facility, allowing growing businesses, regional distributors, and specialized logistics operators to benefit from the operational efficiencies typically reserved for national enterprise layouts. With an anticipated delivery set for the third quarter of 2026, this development represents a major modernization of the airport-adjacent industrial supply.
Park & building highlights
Mangrove Logistics Center stands out in the regional landscape because it blends flexible, smaller-scale footprints with the technical requirements demanded by contemporary supply chains.
Key building features
- Total building size: ±138,939 SF
- Suite sizes from ±16,973 SF to ±35,433 SF
- 36-foot clear height
- Front-load configuration
- 3 to 6 dock doors per suite plus 1 drive-in door
- 128-foot truck court depth
- 50’ x 55’ column spacing
- 121 total car parking spaces
- LED lighting and modern power infrastructure
- Office and mezzanine space included within each suite
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Location & access
Physical proximity to major transportation hubs and consumer concentrations is the main factor driving value for any last-mile or logistics facility. Mangrove Logistics Center is a premier, infill site located at 7320 NW 61st Street, within the inner logistical ring of Miami, Florida.
Immediately surrounding the site are extensive, high-speed transportation corridors. It is located just off the Palmetto Expressway (SR 826) and Dolphin Expressway (SR 836), which provide the two primary expressways traveling east to west and north to south through Miami-Dade County. These two expressways also offer direct, rapid access to Florida’s Turnpike and I-95, allowing fleets to reach beyond the tri-county area of South Florida into Broward and Palm Beach counties.
In addition to regional highway connectivity, the site serves as a primary gateway connecting to international trade centers. The site is just over 2.8 miles from the main cargo terminal at Miami International Airport (MIA). As a result, for air freight forwarders, international customs brokers, and companies in need of timely delivery of goods, the close proximity to the airport reduces the potential for hours of delay in delivery due to local traffic congestion. The site is also within a reasonable distance from both PortMiami and Port Everglades; therefore, it is situated within the international maritime supply chain and the domestic supply chain.
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Why Mangrove Logistics Center is relevant
The Miami Airport East Industrial Corridor, which is generally thought of as one of the most active, durable, and limited resources within South Florida, has outdone itself again this past year with its continued growth. However, due to its development many years ago, it is very much “built out,” leaving only a few acres of land that are available for new construction or build-to-suit options. That’s why most of the current inventory of warehouse spaces is either second-generation or even older, and many will not work with today’s technology (e.g., low ceilings, insufficient loading docks/ratios, and out-of-date electrical systems) to accommodate the new improvements to our logistics/fleet electrification needs.
Mangrove Logistics Center is highly relevant because it introduces brand-new, Class A small-bay product into an environment where such space is nearly impossible to find. By delivering modern 36-foot clear heights and optimized loading configurations into smaller, flexible bay sizes, the project fills a vital niche for tenants who need to be located close to the airport and core population centers but do not require a massive, hundred-thousand-square-foot footprint.
Furthermore, the introduction of this facility provides a critical alternative for businesses navigating the current “flight to quality” trend. As operational efficiency, employee safety, and technological integration become central to business survival, occupiers are actively seeking out modern spaces that reduce operational friction. Mangrove Logistics Center expands the available options in a historically tight corridor, allowing small- and mid-sized users to occupy institutional-grade space that protects their supply chain resilience well into the future.
Stay ahead of the Miami industrial market
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