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Industrial gain: TA Realty sells Miami-Dade warehouses for $22M, more than double its purchase price in 2019

Midtown Capital Partners bought 4-acre property with two buildings

TA Realty Sells Miami-Dade Warehouses for $22M
TA Realty’s James O. Buckingham and Midtown Capital Partners Alejandro Velez with warehouses at 5261 N.W. 161st Street in Miami (TA Realty, Midtown Capital Partners, Google Maps)

Fresh off buying a Blackstone Opa-Locka industrial portfolio for nine figures, TA Realty sold a nearby warehouse complex for $22 million, marking a sizable gain. 

An affiliate of Miami-based Midtown Capital Partners, led by CEO Alejandro Velez, acquired the two buildings spanning 83,000 square feet at 5261 Northwest 161st Street in unincorporated northwest Miami-Dade County, records show. The deal breaks down to $257 per square foot. 

A Marcus & Millichap team led by Douglas Mandel and Zach Levine represented the buyer and seller, a press release states. Boston-based TA Realty — led by managing partners James Buckingham, Michael Haggerty and James Raisides — sold the 4-acre industrial property for more than double the $9.6 million that the seller paid in 2019, records show. 

Built in 1985, the facility was 95 percent occupied at the time of sale with a majority of tenants paying below-market rents, the release states. Midtown can capitalize by significantly increasing rents, Mandel said in a statement. 

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In December, TA Realty acquired Ironwood Commerce Center at 12700 Northwest 42nd Avenue for $160 million from Blackstone’s New York-based industrial subsidiary, Link Logistics. Completed in 2022, the industrial park includes four one-story buildings spanning 510,000 square feet. The purchase was South Florida’s third largest industrial deal of 2024. 

With $18.3 billion in real estate assets under management, TA Realty invests in various commercial sectors. Last month, the firm paid $118 million for Bell Pembroke Pines, an apartment community consisting of 14 three-story buildings with 300 units. 

Midtown Capital owns 26 commercial properties in South Florida and Orlando, and is developing seven planned multifamily projects in the tri-county region, according to the firm’s website. In Fort Lauderdale, the firm and Prospect Real Estate Group are developing two multifamily projects, including a nearly completed  252-unit apartment building rising 12 stories, and another 12-story, 173-unit project in the permitting phase in the same neighborhood. 

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