He brings more than 15 years of experience advising occupiers, investors, and property owners across the industrial, office, and retail sectors, with expertise spanning tenant representation, site selection, and investment sales.
The 0.47-acre property is in the heart of downtown Delray Beach and is among the few remaining infill industrial buildings in the city’s central business district.
“This is truly a full-circle moment for me,” said Rodriguez. “To think I was part of the original industrial team that helped with the land assemblage, marketing, and leasing of Kurv’s first Miami-Dade assets more than a decade ago, to now leading the firm’s Miami market, I feel like I’ve come home.”
The shallow bay industrial center is envisioned as a four-phase development that will ultimately deliver approximately 552,000 rentable square feet of industrial space, making it one of the most significant industrial projects underway in St. Lucie County.
CBRE’s Robert Smith and Kirk Nelson represented the buyer, SL Acquisitions LLC, a Silverman Group Company, in the transaction and will handle leasing efforts under the new ownership.
The property was 100% occupied at the time of the sale.
The company, which distributes engine components and supports aviation supply chains, is relocating from Pompano Beach.
The site has long attracted developer interest because of its scale, location and proximity to transit.
The 2.77-acre site currently includes about 18,740 square feet of aging industrial space.
The development plans include building an additional 392,000 square feet for a total of three planned state-of-the-art industrial buildings.