Stream Realty Partners Tapped To Lease Redeveloped Former Miami Herald HQ In Doral

Stream Realty Partners has been awarded the leasing assignment for Doral Central Logistics Park, a new state-of-the-art industrial development strategically located in the heart of the Doral Core submarket.

The project, a joint venture between Panattoni Development Company and an Ares Real Estate Fund, will deliver two 77,000-square-foot Class A industrial buildings, totaling 154,000 square feet. Designed to meet the needs of modern logistics, cold storage, and high-tech distribution tenants, the development will offer image-conscious facades, functional layouts, and premium finishes to attract leading businesses across multiple sectors. The project is currently under construction and scheduled for completion during the third quarter of 2026.

Located at 3511 NW 91 Avenue, Doral Central Logistics Park sits on the site of the former Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald headquarters—previously home to the U.S. Southern Command—transforming one of Doral’s most recognizable office properties into a next-generation industrial destination. The redevelopment signifies a new chapter for the centrally located property, originally built in 1997 and now reimagined to meet the growing demand for Class A industrial space within Miami-Dade County’s most land-constrained and sought-after submarket.

“Doral Central Logistics Park will bring a best-in-class industrial space to one of the most dynamic and supply-constrained markets in South Florida,” said Steve Medwin, Managing Director & Executive Vice President with Stream. “The project’s design, functionality, and location will appeal to tenants seeking a premium image, high efficiency, and unmatched connectivity to Miami International Airport and major highways.”

With limited new supply and record-low vacancy rates across the submarket, Doral Central Logistics Park is positioned to capture top-of-market rents and attract tenants seeking modern, high-image space in one of the nation’s most competitive logistics hubs.

Stream Managing Director & Executive Vice President Nick Wigoda and Steve Medwin are overseeing the leasing on behalf of ownership.