A joint venture of Bridge Development Partners and PGIM Real Estate will build 312,103-square-foot Bridge Point Cold Logistics Center on a 20-acre site in Hialeah.
The joint venture plans a 312,000-square foot speculative cold storage facility and betting on demand from tenants in the perishable food industry.
July 15, 2020 at 10:40 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
A partnership between one of South Florida’s biggest industrial builders and an insurance giant’s subsidiary plans to build a cold storage facility on a Hialeah site they bought for $11 million.
Bridge Development Partners LLC, based in Chicago, and PGIM Real Estate, based in Newark, New Jersey, bought the 20-acre site where they plan to build Bridge Point Cold Logistics Center. The land is at Northwest 162nd Street and 102nd Avenue between Interstate 75 and Florida’s turnpike.
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