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Terreno Realty Snags Florida Industrial Site for $174M

HRP Acquires Industrial Development Site in Medley

Hilco Redevelopment Partners (HRP), a unit of Hilco Global, has acquired a nearly nine-acre industrial development site in Medley, FL.

Located at 11002 Northwest S. River Drive, the property is part of a larger 25-acre Superfund site which has previously undergone corrective action. HRP has current plans to develop the site into modern warehouse/logistics facility to support the growing tenant demand across South Florida. Hilco Redevelopment Partners indicated that it plans to construct a 175,000 square-foot, modern front-load warehouse designed to support multiple tenants. HRP expects to complete the development project and have the new facility fully operational by 2022.

Steve Medwin and Nick Wigoda of Newmark brokered the sale on behalf of HRP. The duo will also handle leasing of the project.

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