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Terreno Realty sells the property for $4 million more than what it paid four years ago.
September 24, 2019 at 12:08 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A real estate company capitalized on South Florida’s intense industrial market by selling a warehouse for $14 million, up $4 million from what it paid four years ago.
Terreno Realty Corp., a San Francisco-based publicly traded industrial real estate company, sold the 106,769-square-foot property in Doral to Amcar-Lamprecht Transport Inc., a Doral-based freight forwarding company.
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