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Back on industrial buy side: Blackstone pays $163M for Broward warehouses

South Florida's real estate market is abuzz with significant transactions and developments across various sectors.

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What Happened South Florida's real estate market is abuzz with significant transactions and developments across various sectors. Blackstone, led by Stephen Schwarzman, and its subsidiary Link Logistics, led by Luke...

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South Florida's real estate market is abuzz with significant transactions and developments across various sectors. Blackstone, led by Stephen Schwarzman, and its subsidiary Link Logistics, led by Luke Petherbridge, have purchased a Broward warehouse complex for $163.1 million. The four warehouses, spanning 623,300 square feet, were sold by Clarion Partners, led by David Gilbert, for roughly $262 per square foot.

In the luxury residential sector, a Montreal developer and As Seen on TV CEO have found buyers for their waterfront Miami Beach homes, contributing to a total of $292 million in luxury contracts in Miami-Dade county. Meanwhile, former Brazilian soccer legend Ronaldo has purchased a penthouse in Bay Harbor Islands for $7.8 million.

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These transactions demonstrate the continued attractiveness of South Florida's real estate market, particularly in the industrial and luxury residential sectors. The region's strategic location, growing population, and business-friendly environment make it an appealing destination for investors and high-net-worth individuals.

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$163.1 million: The price Blackstone paid for the Broward warehouse complex 623,300: The square footage of the Broward warehouse complex

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  • $163.1 million: The price Blackstone paid for the Broward warehouse complex
  • 623,300: The square footage of the Broward warehouse complex

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South Florida's industrial market has seen significant activity in recent years, with investors and developers seeking to capitalize on the region's growing e-commerce and logistics sectors. The luxury residential market has also experienced a surge in demand, driven by high-net-worth individuals and international buyers.

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As the South Florida real estate market continues to evolve, investors and developers will be watching for opportunities in emerging sectors such as technology and healthcare. The region's growing population and business-friendly environment are expected to drive demand for commercial and residential properties.

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Who: Blackstone, Link Logistics, Clarion Partners, Ronaldo, Montreal developer, As Seen on TV CEO What: Warehouse complex acquisition, luxury home...

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  • Who: Blackstone, Link Logistics, Clarion Partners, Ronaldo, Montreal developer, As Seen on TV CEO
  • What: Warehouse complex acquisition, luxury home sales, office opening
  • When: Recent weeks and months
  • Where: Broward and Miami-Dade counties
  • Impact: Demonstrates continued attractiveness of South Florida's real estate market
"South Florida's real estate market is a hub for investment and development, driven by its strategic location and growing population." — Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO

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Back on industrial buy side: Blackstone pays $163M for Broward warehouses

South Florida's real estate market is abuzz with significant transactions and developments across various sectors.

By Emergent Business Desk

Monday, March 30, 2026 • 2 min read • 5 source references

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What Happened

South Florida's real estate market is abuzz with significant transactions and developments across various sectors. Blackstone, led by Stephen Schwarzman, and its subsidiary Link Logistics, led by Luke Petherbridge, have purchased a Broward warehouse complex for $163.1 million. The four warehouses, spanning 623,300 square feet, were sold by Clarion Partners, led by David Gilbert, for roughly $262 per square foot.

In the luxury residential sector, a Montreal developer and As Seen on TV CEO have found buyers for their waterfront Miami Beach homes, contributing to a total of $292 million in luxury contracts in Miami-Dade county. Meanwhile, former Brazilian soccer legend Ronaldo has purchased a penthouse in Bay Harbor Islands for $7.8 million.

Why It Matters

These transactions demonstrate the continued attractiveness of South Florida's real estate market, particularly in the industrial and luxury residential sectors. The region's strategic location, growing population, and business-friendly environment make it an appealing destination for investors and high-net-worth individuals.

Key Numbers

  • $163.1 million: The price Blackstone paid for the Broward warehouse complex
  • 623,300: The square footage of the Broward warehouse complex

Background

South Florida's industrial market has seen significant activity in recent years, with investors and developers seeking to capitalize on the region's growing e-commerce and logistics sectors. The luxury residential market has also experienced a surge in demand, driven by high-net-worth individuals and international buyers.

What Comes Next

As the South Florida real estate market continues to evolve, investors and developers will be watching for opportunities in emerging sectors such as technology and healthcare. The region's growing population and business-friendly environment are expected to drive demand for commercial and residential properties.

Key Facts

  • Who: Blackstone, Link Logistics, Clarion Partners, Ronaldo, Montreal developer, As Seen on TV CEO
  • What: Warehouse complex acquisition, luxury home sales, office opening
  • When: Recent weeks and months
  • Where: Broward and Miami-Dade counties
  • Impact: Demonstrates continued attractiveness of South Florida's real estate market
"South Florida's real estate market is a hub for investment and development, driven by its strategic location and growing population." — Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO
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South Florida's real estate market is abuzz with significant transactions and developments across various sectors. Blackstone, led by Stephen Schwarzman, and its subsidiary Link Logistics, led by Luke Petherbridge, have purchased a Broward warehouse complex for $163.1 million. The four warehouses, spanning 623,300 square feet, were sold by Clarion Partners, led by David Gilbert, for roughly $262 per square foot.

In the luxury residential sector, a Montreal developer and As Seen on TV CEO have found buyers for their waterfront Miami Beach homes, contributing to a total of $292 million in luxury contracts in Miami-Dade county. Meanwhile, former Brazilian soccer legend Ronaldo has purchased a penthouse in Bay Harbor Islands for $7.8 million.

Why It Matters

These transactions demonstrate the continued attractiveness of South Florida's real estate market, particularly in the industrial and luxury residential sectors. The region's strategic location, growing population, and business-friendly environment make it an appealing destination for investors and high-net-worth individuals.

Key Numbers

  • $163.1 million: The price Blackstone paid for the Broward warehouse complex
  • 623,300: The square footage of the Broward warehouse complex

Background

South Florida's industrial market has seen significant activity in recent years, with investors and developers seeking to capitalize on the region's growing e-commerce and logistics sectors. The luxury residential market has also experienced a surge in demand, driven by high-net-worth individuals and international buyers.

What Comes Next

As the South Florida real estate market continues to evolve, investors and developers will be watching for opportunities in emerging sectors such as technology and healthcare. The region's growing population and business-friendly environment are expected to drive demand for commercial and residential properties.

Key Facts

  • Who: Blackstone, Link Logistics, Clarion Partners, Ronaldo, Montreal developer, As Seen on TV CEO
  • What: Warehouse complex acquisition, luxury home sales, office opening
  • When: Recent weeks and months
  • Where: Broward and Miami-Dade counties
  • Impact: Demonstrates continued attractiveness of South Florida's real estate market
"South Florida's real estate market is a hub for investment and development, driven by its strategic location and growing population." — Stephen Schwarzman, Blackstone CEO

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