The West Miami industrial submarket is a small but well-located infill area within central Miami-Dade County. It benefits from close proximity to major transportation routes such as SR-836, the Palmetto Expressway, and I-95, making it attractive for service contractors, light industrial users, and last-mile distribution. Limited supply and strong demand for centrally located space continue to support stable occupancy and consistent rental performance.
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| Notable Lease Transactions | Size SF | Tenant | Deal Type |
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| 5000 SW 75th Ave | 10,737 | The 3rd Eye | New Lease |
| 1301 SW 70th Ave | 10,020 | B Pool | New Lease |
| 4600-4618 SW 71st Ave | 10,000 | - | New Lease |
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Bird Wingate Warehouse Condominiums is an industrial condo complex located at 4305–4440 SW 73rd Avenue in the West Miami / Glenvar Heights area. The property consists of approximately 137,890 square feet across a multi-tenant warehouse development originally built in 1967, offering a mix of small- and mid-bay industrial units suited for distribution, storage, and light manufacturing uses.
Individual units within the complex vary in size, with available spaces around ±27,000 square feet and smaller configurations typical throughout the park.
Bird Wingate Warehouse Condominiums offers functional industrial space within an established infill location.
Key Building Features
The West Miami submarket is a supply-constrained infill industrial area with strong demand driven by its central location and proximity to residential neighborhoods. Bird Wingate Warehouse Condominiums represents existing industrial condo product within this corridor, providing smaller and mid-size users with ownership or occupancy opportunities in a well-established industrial cluster.
The property is located within the Bird Road industrial corridor, with convenient access to the Palmetto Expressway and connections to US-1, supporting movement throughout Miami-Dade County.
Its central location provides access to Miami International Airport and PortMiami, making it suitable for local distribution and service-oriented industrial users.