Ameriworld Enterprises is an organization dedicated to assisting foreign in establishing their own operation in the United States for the direct sale and distribution of their products.  Its services minimize the initial and on-going investment required to start their operation and provide the know-how and the structure required to ensure a successful venture. Ameriworld also has as clients already established companies that decided to outsource their operation as a way to reduce their overhead while freeing up time to fuel growth.  Companies with seasonal sales can turn their fixed overhead into a variable cost, while adapting the size of their operation to the seasonality of their sales.

Ameriworld services encompass office space, handling the import and warehousing of inventories, processing client’s orders, shipping, invoicing, collecting and depositing funds at their bank, and bookkeeping of the complete operation. Ameriworld also provides technical service in the United States and Canada with more than 450 point of service. Below is their contact info. Please feel free to tell them that ComReal sent you.

Contact: Mr. Julian Rubio

Address: 3325 N.W. 70th Avenue, Miami, FL 33122

Phone: (305) 777-0548

Website: www.ameriworld.com

Welcome to 2011. In these times of uncertainty, you may always rely on the fact that ComReal’s quarterly reports for the Miami industrial real estate market are both a valuable resource for your business and always refreshingly candid. Enclosed you will find specific examples, backup data and our professional opinion of trends in the market. We start off by stating two of the more significant statistics for 2010 overall. First, the vacancy fell by about two points to about 9%. Secondly, the overall activity for both leasing and sales increased significantly from the prior two years. If these trends continue into 2011, we will likely see lease rates and purchase prices stabilize; perhaps even increase. However, much depends on our national economy and the international trade industry which affects Miami so dramatically.

Of all of the real estate property types in Miami, the industrial category seems to be the most active. However, for buyers and tenants, the best deals may be behind us. The “early majority” of end-users that recently acquired industrial real estate took advantage of the lower pricing and terms for the best properties. The “late majority” of end-users to come along in 2011 may expect higher pricing, higher interest rates and fewer good, functional properties to choose from.

If you are an end-user such as a manufacture or distribution company, there is an important trend that you ought to be aware of which we describe as the “Walmart-ization” of Miami’s warehouse market. What this means to you is that most of the larger warehouse properties are aggressively being acquired by institutional investment firms such as REIT’s. Only about 10% of warehouses in Miami are owner-occupied. If a good opportunity to buy a free-standing warehouse building comes along, you’d better buy it or you may not find another! Del Valle Brands Distribution timed the market perfectly in December by acquiring a 127,000 sq. ft. warehouse. At a purchase price of $7,650,000 (or $60 psf), this was the largest transaction by an owner-user in all of 2010. ComReal Miami was the only broker in the transaction and successfully created a win-win for both the buyer and seller.  << Read more here >>

In case you missed our prior report, you may click this link for ComReal’s Miami Industrial Real Estate Market Report. >>>

Below is a list of Miami warehouse buildings sold in the sub-markets of Airport West Dade and Medley:

Address                                 Closed Date:     Sale Price            $ PSF        Size in Sq. Ft.
6400 NW 72 Avenue        January              $4,340,000              $115          37,562
11380 NW 34 Street         January             $6,700,000              $73           90,973
11401 NW 134 Street       January             $15,200,000            $57           268,000
11450 NW 34 Street         February           $2,500,000               $118        21,084
2900 NW 77 Court            February          $3,300,000               $86           38,042
8925 NW 26 Street           February          $2,000,000              $93            21,384
8150 NW 64 Street           March                $2,500,000             $48            52,000
8570 NW 68 Street          March                $1,800,000              $85            21,000
9955 NW 58 Street           March                $1,950,000             $113           17,203
1550 NW 96 Avenue        March                $1,810,000              $88            20,436
2250 NW 114 Avenue      March                $3,950,000              $135          29,257
7005 NW 46 Street          April                  $1,300,000              $69            18,944
1740 NW 69 Avenue        April                  $1,000,000              $23            43,168
7970 NW 56 Street          April                  $1,480,000              $52            28,224
8221 NW 54 Street          June                   $2,100,000             $50            41,581
3655 NW 115 Avenue      August              $3,661,000              $102          35,720
5460 NW 78 Avenue       July                     $710,000                $56           12,517
7301 NW 77 Street         August               $1,000,000             $61            16,284
7939 NW 84 Street         August              $67,000,000             $75           882,895
1850 NW 94 Avenue      September         $1,420,000               $89           15,856
7000 NW 33 Terrace      December           $7,650,000              $60           127,010
6990 NW 25 Street        December           $3,640,000              $70           52,000

Another significant statistic is that there is almost zero warehouse space under construction which will help increase the occupancy levels of existing warehouse. The best deal for industrial real estate right now is vacant land. This is because nobody else is buying it. The drawback is that lenders are very reluctant to finance, so your best bet is owner financing or pay all cash. Prices for vacant land are about half-off from peak levels in 2007. Within six months you may expect an announcement of a major, new construction project and by the year’s end a significant ground-breaking. There does appear to be a renewed sense of optimism as we commence this year. Some of this is credited to Governor Rick Scott’s “Florida is open for business” campaign and the Port of Miami’s three projects: the 50’ dredge, the FEC railroad and the tunnel.

Miami Logistics Business and Warehouse Sold!

Michael Weihl of ComBiz Miami in cooperation with the ComReal Miami Warehouse team successfully brokered the disposition of a Miami logistics business opportunity and warehouse space. The total transaction was valued at more than $4,000,000, involved six different companies and over 200,000 square feet of Miami warehouse space. << Read more here >>

Miami Cooler Warehouse Available

This Miami warehouse is complete with coolers making this an ideal refrigerated distribution center for perishables.  The total size of the space is 53,000 square feet including 11,000 sq. ft. of office space and 42,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space. The property is located at 2011 Northwest 70th Avenue in the Miami industrial real estate market located near Miami International Airport. According to MIA air cargo statistics: over 70% of perishables, 86% of flowers and 70% of fruits & vegetables are imported into the United States via MIA. Learn more by clicking here: Miami’s Air Cargo.

The refrigerated warehouse in Miami is now available for sub-lease for an asking rate of $8.50 per square foot, on an industrial gross basis. It was previously occupied by Dole Flowers, Sunburst Farms and Trans World Forwarding. The neighbors include Armellini Express, Mayrshon International, Flying Foods, Gate Gourmet and more. The warehouse space has ten dock height loading doors; 19′ clear ceilings and is fully sprinklered. This warehouse is ideal for the distribution of perishables, flowers, foods, beverages and produce.

For more information about this Miami cooler warehouse space and others, please contact The Miami Warehouse Team at 786-433-2380 and/or visit www.MiamiCoolerWarehouse.com

Sgt. Dan Berkovitz recruited to the Miami Warehouse Team.

Dan Berkovitz was born in Israel to an Israeli mother and Romanian-born father. After high-school, Dan joined the Marine Corps and served 4 years in supply/logistics within an artillery battalion. Dan was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal for superior performance of duty during his second tour overseas during Operation Iraqi Freedom by decongesting a heavily congested supply-chain system. This exemplifies Sergeant Berkovitz’s logistical knowledge, his tenacity to get the job done, and his leadership experience.

After the Marines, Dan Berkovitz went to college at Florida International University and graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in management. Dan has been the President of the Florida International University (FIU) Real Estate Student Association (RESA). He is now President of the Real Estate Alumni & Affinity Council for the FIU Alumni Association and School of Business alumni (2010) and member for the Greater Miami Jewish Federation Real Estate committee.

Industrial Real Estate Events

January 2011
Ed Redlich, Edison Vasquez and Dan Berkovitz attended the CCIM Miami Commercial Real Estate Outlook Conference. Visit www.MiamiCCIM.com.
January 2011
The Miami Warehouse Team and Michael Weihl attended the Commercial & Industrial Association of South Florida (CIASF) 2011 Industrial Market Report for Miami-Dade County. << Click here for the entire report >>

DSE CargoNet USA contacted ComReal in April 2010 to seek their assistance in locating a warehouse space in the Miami Airport West Dade submarket. The Miami Warehouse Team prepared an extensive site selection which included a variety of warehouses across the Miami Airport area.  After touring many warehouses in Doral and Medley, DSE CargoNet USA chose the International Corporate Park property because it is a Class A warehouse near major thoroughfares in Doral, which was a great fit for DSE CargoNet USA. DSE CargoNet USA has warehouse distribution centers across the world in South Korea, Germany, China, Austria and the U.S. Now they can add a new South Florida warehouse location to their list thanks to the efforts from ComReal Miami’s Industrial Team.  For further information on DSE CargoNet USA, you visit them at www.dsecargonet.com/2006home/eng.

The total size of this Doral warehouse space is about 28,500 square feet including 7,500 sq. ft. of office space. The salient features are fully sprinkled; fully fenced and gated site with a large yard area that sits on 1.5 acre; 21 loading docks plus 1 loading ramp; and heavy electric.  The original asking lease rate for this Doral warehouse is at $7.95 psf industrial gross. Contact the Miami Warehouse Team for more info and to tour at 786-433-2380.

Flagler Logistics Park is ideal for Miami logistics, freight forwarders, importers and exporters, 3pl’s, light manufacturers and distributors who may need ready access to the railroad, airport and the Port of Miami. Below is an aerial photo…

ComReal represents The 7000 Building located nearby in Commerce Park at 7000 NW 33rd Terrace, Miami. This 127,000 sq. ft. warehouse in Miami already exists and is rail served by FEC railroad. The property is for sale or lease. Special features include: all concrete construction including roof; fully sprinklered; heavy electric; extra trailer parking and/or storage; concrete mezzanine; over 12,000 sq. ft. of office space; dock height loading and ramp; high ceilings and more. Visit www.miamiairportwarehouse.com.

For more information on other Miami warehouses and the Miami industrial real estate market in general, please contact The ComReal Miami warehouse team at 786-433-2380.