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The winds of change are reshaping Miami-Dade’s commercial landscape, especially in the suburbs, and I'm thrilled to witness the transformation! 🌟 Bridge Industrial is turning the former Ryder HQ into a state-of-the-art warehouse complex that speaks volumes about smart growth and sustainability. Highlights: ☑ Two LEED-certified warehouses totaling 326,448 sq ft ☑ 32-foot ceiling heights offering incredible vertical space ☑ Delivery expected 3Q2025 This project isn't just about square footage; it's about adapting to the evolving demands of the market. We're seeing a shift from expansive office spaces to efficient industrial developments, reflecting changing work patterns and market needs. 📊 According to Colliers' Q2 report, Miami-Dade's industrial market is showing incredible resilience! Vacancy rates held steady at 4.3%, while average asking rents reached $17.11/sq ft NNN. Despite a surge in new supply, demand remains strong with significant leasing activity and most new properties expected to be fully occupied by mid-2025. The market is adapting and evolving, showcasing its strength and stability. For more detailed insights, check out the full report: https://lnkd.in/dvBjKnQc 🔍 What does this mean for Miami-Dade's future? It's this fascinating trend, suggesting that the demand for warehousing and logistics is outpacing traditional office space needs? This shift not only supports business growth but also highlights the importance of sustainable and smart building practices. Let's discuss! Read more about this exciting project in the South Florida Business Journal https://lnkd.in/g2in7ZXB #MiamiCommercialRealEstate #IndustrialDevelopment #SouthFloridaCRE #WarehouseSpace #SustainableBuilding #MiamiDadeGrowth #MiamiCorporateRE 

[Our own way 🙌] Acting for the community 🚢 Sully-Miller Contracting Co., a California-based Colas company, recently completed the Port of Los Angeles’ Wilmington Waterfront Promenade! Los Angeles has been working to revitalize the Wilmington neighborhood near the port for years. This waterfront park features a number of new amenities for the local community and is part of the city’s larger redevelopment program. Some notable features of the project: -Built on a 30-acre (around 12 hectares) brownfield site, -Required major earthworks to create a hill, -Involved the relocation of a road that now circles the park, -Included the construction of a pier, a playground and docks, in addition to a restroom facility built within the hillside featuring a “living roof” that reduces the overall hardscape footprint of the site while adding to its aesthetics. Of particular note, because the construction took place on the waterfront, teams had to adapt their schedules to the ocean tides to prevent the underground works from being flooded. This required extra planning and coordination. 💪 Check out photos of the completed project below. Colas USA #CreatingConnections #ColasCares #GettingThingsDone

Employee Spotlight of Jonathan Mota, Ceiling Foreman for over a year at 1900 Lawrence and worked on the wood install pictured behind him. What do you love most about working with E&K?: There is a lot of structure. Things are defined, parameters are in place. High standards which keeps you on your toes. What do you like to do when you aren’t working?: Work on myself to improve as a person to be the best for my family and work. Where’s your favorite place in the world?: The comfort of my own home. #EKCompanies #EKofDenver #BuildingExcellence #Denver #Construction

This is Gosford on the Central Coast right now. The cityscape is changing. How do you define progress? Hint.. look for construction sites. Count the cranes. How are you engaging with these changes? Are you a direct participant? Are you a supplier or even, maybe a decision maker? Here's my point. Over the next few years, we're going to see a shift in the kind of jobs and people that will fill these buildings. Are you ready for it? If so, how? What are you doing to make the most of the change in our cityscape? #centralcoastbusiness #lovecentralcoast #localmarketing

62% Value added to our last project! We at Anotherway strive to increase value in everything we do, not just in property but into our work ethic and relationships. #sold #property #forsale #extension #newbuild #building #construction #love #work #value #% #anotherway

What a fantastic transformation, well done to all those companies and individuals involved.

This article is terrific and wonderfully describes what make Southway the company it is (SPOILER ALERT - it's the people). Thanks to William (Willy) Moore for leading our great Southway Builders, Inc. team.

**Elevating New York’s Construction Landscape: The WVGC Difference** In the vast tapestry that is New York City—a place where every street corner tells a story and every building holds a history—standing out is not just an option; it’s a necessity. At WVGC, we understand this metropolitan paradox intimately: a city vast enough to serve every flavor yet intimate enough for reputations to precede us. **Redefining the Contractor Experience** We're not just another general contracting firm. WVGC represents a paradigm shift in construction, where the focus transcends the bricks and mortar to the very heartbeat of our operations: our team. In a city that never sleeps, we've cultivated an oasis of calm, a drama-free zone propelled by core values and mutual respect. Why does this matter to you, our potential client? Because at the foundation of every successful project lies a unified team. Our commitment to team-building, peer reviews, and continuous learning creates a blame-free environment that, in turn, fosters unparalleled creativity and dedication. This ethos ensures that your project isn’t just a job to us; it’s a mission. **The Transparency Advantage** In an industry riddled with hidden costs and unexpected setbacks, WVGC stands as a beacon of honesty and clarity. We’re upfront about costs, flagging potential missing elements in your plan from the outset. Our approach may initially present a higher bid, but it eradicates the all-too-common 'surprise costs' phenomenon, ensuring a smooth and transparent journey from blueprint to reality. **Selectivity and Accountability: The Core of Our Success** Our selective client approach isn't about exclusivity; it's about alignment. We engage in projects that resonate with our values, ensuring that we never overextend and dilute the quality that has become our hallmark. This selectiveness also means that when we commit, we do so wholeheartedly, ensuring your project receives the undivided attention it deserves. For the discerning New Yorker seeking not just a contractor, but a partner, WVGC offers an unparalleled experience. Our project delivery is as robust as the city we serve, marked by an unwavering commitment to excellence and integrity. Intrigued? If you're ready to experience a construction journey defined by harmony, innovation, and transparency, then WVGC is your ideal partner. Let’s collaborate to turn your vision into a landmark. **Your Project, Our Priority** Engage with us, and you're not just hiring a contractor; you're joining a family dedicated to excellence. In New York City's fast-paced rhythm, find solace in a partnership that values your peace of mind as much as the final finishes. Welcome to the future of construction. Welcome to WVGC. https://lnkd.in/egaY64qH #WVGC #ConstructionExcellence #Teamwork #Transparency #NewYorkConstruction #Westvillagegc

🔵 Story Eats 🔵 Coming to a platform near you! Another excellent weekend working on Biggleswade station, where we were entrusted with delivering crucial platform hoarding works, during the 102hr blockade and to top it off, pizzas, cans of pop, cakes and donuts were supplied to keep everyone’s moral high and productivity at a maximum! During my drive home I sat and thought about how great the rail community is. So much work crammed into such a short space of time, with no option for anything to overrun. This weekend was a fine example of that. The culture in rail is to all muck in and get your hands dirty, help other trades and work cooperatively alongside each other. There were senior members of staff, blending in with the rest of the girls and boys, shoveling, pushing barrows, loading material out, showing that no matter your position, everyone is equal and nobody’s job role is more important than the projects timeley completion. Far too often do we see finger pointing exercises when things start to slow down or issues occur, not on the rail, and I definitely think it’s something other sectors should learn from. Anyway, as one weekend flies by, another one is incoming and we will be starting works on Dore and Totley station as we continue with works on the Hope Valley project 💪 #fencing #railindustry Metcalfe Fencing and Land Services

"One of the main contractors for Micron, Hammon said, promised that hundreds of workers finishing projects in Arizona, Nevada and elsewhere would move to Idaho to work on the project. “Where do they live? How do they eat? What doctors do they see? Where do they shop?” Hammon said. “There are not enough RV parks in the Treasure Valley to house these people. There are not enough open apartments and homes to house these people.” This is a timely and accurate observation by you Scot Eastman. The homegrown people of Boise already live through these problems due to the meteoric rise in lodging prices in every sector (home buying, home leasing, work-related suite rentals) with low inventory. Who cares about their needs? After the temporary workforce comes and goes back to their lives elsewhere, what remains for Boiseans? It would be wise to beef up infrastructure for the people who live, work and play here. Waterwalk does offer an innovative approach that is more than economics. They offer an environment that is as close to feeling like home as you can find anywhere in Treasure Valley for professionals working away from home. Hilton doesn't have it. Mariott doesn't have it.