Miami Warehouses. Real Opportunities.

Find the Right Industrial Property

Industrial real estate decisions start with understanding how a property supports your operations. Juan Moscoso helps business owners, landlords and investors navigate warehouse leasing, industrial acquisitions and commercial property opportunities across South Florida.

Whether you need a compact warehouse bay, an operational facility with loading access, or an industrial investment, explore current marketing opportunities and connect directly for property details.

Featured Miami-Dade Warehouses

Current industrial warehouses for lease and sale in Hialeah, Medley, Doral and Miami. Call Juan at 786-255-4153 for rates and availability.

Featured properties

7620 W 2nd Ct

Hialeah • ±36,326 SF industrial facility

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7440 NW 66th St

Miami • ±10,720 SF industrial property for sale

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7395 W 18th Ln

Hialeah • ±20,238 SF industrial facility

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333 W 75th Pl

Hialeah • ±12,000 SF industrial leasing

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1676 W 31st Pl

Hialeah • ±2,000 SF small-bay warehouse

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Listings are subject to change. Confirm current availability, square footage and pricing.

Industrial Real Estate Services

Practical guidance for businesses seeking space, property owners evaluating leasing strategies, and buyers searching for industrial assets.

See the Warehouse Before You Tour

Explore property-specific Instagram Reels and TikTok walkthroughs alongside their corresponding listings. See the layout, condition and warehouse features before scheduling an in-person visit.

Local Knowledge. Better Property Decisions.

Industrial space in Miami-Dade varies widely by submarket. Hialeah offers established warehouse districts and small-bay options. Doral and Medley provide access to major logistics corridors, while Miami and surrounding areas offer additional owner-user and investment opportunities.

Property selection involves more than square footage. Consider clear height, loading doors, truck access, power capacity, parking, zoning, office buildout and total occupancy costs before committing.

How We Work

1. Tell us your requirements. Share your preferred location, size, business use, budget and move-in timing.

2. Compare opportunities. Review relevant properties, layouts, lease structures and tour options.

3. Move forward confidently. Discuss terms, due diligence and next steps with direct brokerage guidance.

Let’s Find Your Next Warehouse

Need space in Miami, Hialeah, Doral, Medley or elsewhere in South Florida? Reach out to discuss leasing, acquisitions or marketing your industrial property.

Juan Moscoso · The Hype Real Estate Group

786-255-4153 · juan.m@thehypegroup.com

Miami Warehouse Leasing: Space That Fits Your Business

Finding warehouse space in Miami requires more than comparing asking rents. Businesses should evaluate the entire occupancy cost, including base rent, operating expenses, insurance and real estate tax pass-throughs, as well as any proposed annual increases. The right facility also needs to support day-to-day operations.

What to Look for in a Miami Industrial Lease

Start with the usable warehouse area and the amount of office space included. Then review ceiling clearance, loading configuration, truck circulation, access for deliveries, parking, electrical capacity, air conditioning, permitted use and anticipated tenant improvements. Some properties are offered on a triple-net (NNN) basis, while others use gross or modified-gross rent structures.

For businesses expanding in South Florida, a well-located warehouse can reduce travel time between customers, suppliers and major transportation corridors. JuanWarehouse helps prospective tenants compare options and understand the questions to ask before signing a lease.

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Industrial Properties for Sale in Miami-Dade

Buying an industrial property may provide long-term occupancy control for an owner-user or investment potential for a buyer. Property suitability depends on factors such as location, zoning, building functionality, site coverage, roof and mechanical condition, tenant occupancy, existing leases and future capital requirements.

Investors may also consider lease expiration dates, rent escalations, operating expenses, tenant credit and the potential to reposition space when leases expire. Owner-users often prioritize operational fit, expansion potential and financing requirements.

Our property listings include opportunities marketed through third-party platforms. Contact Juan Moscoso for current availability and to discuss an acquisition strategy tailored to your business or investment criteria.

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South Florida Industrial Markets We Cover

Industrial real estate is highly location-specific. Miami-Dade submarkets can differ in building age, unit size, truck access, parking, available land and the types of businesses they serve.

Hialeah Warehouses

Hialeah has established industrial neighborhoods with a mix of small-bay warehouses, manufacturing spaces and larger facilities. Businesses searching for warehouse units in Hialeah should pay attention to loading access, parking and whether their intended use is permitted at the property.

Doral Industrial Real Estate

Doral is an important commercial and logistics market with access to Miami International Airport and major regional roadways. Warehouse users may prioritize distribution efficiency, office-to-warehouse ratios and access for trucks and employees.

Medley Warehouse Space

Medley serves a wide range of industrial operations. When evaluating facilities, tenants and buyers should consider heavy-vehicle circulation, yard requirements, electrical infrastructure and municipal land-use restrictions.

Miami, Miami Gardens and Surrounding Areas

Miami and the surrounding industrial markets offer opportunities for distribution, service businesses, manufacturing and owner-user facilities. The most appropriate location depends on where a business receives materials, serves customers and needs employee access.

Frequently Asked Questions About Miami Industrial Real Estate

What is the difference between NNN and gross warehouse rent?

With a triple-net (NNN) lease, tenants generally pay base rent plus their share of specified property operating expenses, often including real estate taxes, insurance and common-area maintenance. In a gross lease, more of these costs may be included in the quoted rent. Actual responsibilities depend on the lease.

How do I find a small warehouse for lease in Hialeah?

Start with your preferred size, budget, intended use, parking needs and move-in date. Review the current warehouse listings, then confirm availability and permitted use before scheduling a tour. Small-bay opportunities can vary significantly by building.

Can I use a warehouse for automotive work or manufacturing?

Not every industrial unit permits every business activity. Automotive work, manufacturing, showroom uses and outdoor storage may be restricted by zoning, occupancy approvals, lease provisions or building conditions. Confirm requirements with the appropriate local jurisdiction and landlord before committing.

What should I check before buying an industrial warehouse?

Key considerations include title and survey matters, zoning, physical condition, roof and building systems, environmental due diligence, occupancy and leases, access, financing and the property’s ability to support the intended use. The scope of diligence depends on the transaction.

Does JuanWarehouse provide warehouse walkthrough videos?

Yes. The Properties & Videos page pairs selected industrial listings with their corresponding Instagram or TikTok walkthroughs, allowing visitors to explore properties before arranging an in-person tour.

Work With a Local Miami Industrial Real Estate Professional

Juan Moscoso of The Hype Real Estate Group works with landlords, business owners and investors on industrial leasing, sales and commercial real estate opportunities. JuanWarehouse is a resource for exploring Miami-area warehouse listings, property walkthrough videos and practical guidance on industrial space.

For assistance with warehouse leasing or industrial acquisitions in Miami, Hialeah, Doral, Medley and nearby markets, call 786-255-4153 or email juan.m@thehypegroup.com.