“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 move, the Chicago-based firm says, reflects the evolution of its business and operating platform after 25 years.
The new roadway creates a critical north-south thoroughfare connecting NW 34th Street and NW 41st Street through the heart of Doral’s Central Business District.
Owned and developed by Bridge Industrial, the project is a 270,719-square-foot, two-building speculative industrial project designed to accommodate tenants ranging from 25,000 to 150,000 square feet.
The transaction pencils out to approximately $266 per square foot.
The project transformed Ryder System’s former office headquarters into a modern, LEED certified,
326,448-square-foot logistics complex now available for immediate occupancy.
Bridge Industrial has commenced preliminary site preparations at the property with delivery anticipated in the first quarter of 2027.
The exclusive leasing team for the project, JLL’s Sky Groden, SIOR; Ken Morris, SIOR; and Jeremy Cain, represented Bridge Industrial in the lease transaction. The tenant was represented by Rick Etner and Nicolas Reid of Cushman & Wakefield.
A Miami-based importer and distributor of Latin American snack products will consolidate its two existing South Florida operations in Building 1 at Bridge Point Doral, signing a 32,478-square-foot, long-term lease.
The exclusive leasing team for the project—Sky Groden, SIOR; Ken Morris, SIOR; and Jeremy Cain of JLL—represented Bridge in the lease transaction.