Tamiami Airport Self-Storage Development SiteCall for Offers
Call for Offers Due: December 10, 2025
This offering presents a rare opportunity to develop a premier Class A self-storage facility in Kendall, one of Miami’s most dynamic and rapidly growing suburban markets.
Kendall’s strong demographics—anchored by over 123,000 residents within three miles and an average household income exceeding $126,000—underscore the area’s affluence and steady population growth. The market’s low self-storage supply per capita (4.38) and strong rental rates indicate strong unmet demand for quality storage space. Within a mile of the site will be the expansive City Park master-planned development, which will bring thousands of new residences with 7,800 mixed single and multi-family homes and nearly two million square feet of commercial space to the area. Additionally, the Greater Miami Expressway Agency (GMX) recently announced forward movement with the proposed SR 836-SW Kendall Parkway extension, which is currently slated to offload traffic onto SW 136th Street, enhancing accessibility and positioning the property along a key future transportation corridor.
The fully site plan approved project, is zoned by right (IU-C) and includes a 122,994 GSF Class A climate controlled self-storage building.
This project is ideally timed to capture Miami’s ongoing wave of residential, commercial, and roadway expansion, particularly in Kendall’s increasingly vibrant corridor.
This stabilized self-storage facility in Bradenton, Florida, offers investors an exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-performing asset in one of the Gulf Coast’s most desirable and rapidly growing markets. The property consistently operates at full occupancy with a waiting list, reflecting strong local demand and proven income stability. Situated along 15th Street East, the facility benefits from 590 feet of frontage and exposure to over 11,300 vehicles per day, providing excellent visibility and easy access for customers.
The property features 6 concrete block buildings with 36,000 gross square feet of drive-up self-storage buildings comprising 119 total units. Currently, there are three rental rate types depending on each tenant’s use. Due to this, there is a large discrepancy between the personal storage, business storage, and workshop rates, creating significant upside for a new owner. Additionally, each building has one meter, and tenants are charged additional fees based on their usage, per the manager. An unfinished office space provides an immediate opportunity to create four additional 12×25 units, further enhancing revenue potential. In addition, the site includes excess land with zoning already in place to accommodate future expansion for either traditional mini storage or commercial warehouse/ workshop development—offering significant long-term upside.
Boynton Beach Self Storage Development SiteCall for Offers
Call for Offers Due: December 4, 2025
Premier development opportunity for a landmark, 4-story, 139,000 GSF Class A climate-controlled self-storage facility in one of South Florida’s fastest evolving corridors. The site will be delivered with all infrastructure and site work fully developed, including roads, water, sewer, utilities, landscaping, curbs, and sidewalks. Positioned to capitalize on surging demand, the site is anchored by The District, a visionary 47-acre, 520,000+ SF mixed-use/industrial campus being developed by Butters Construction & Development and the Channing Corporation, set to be delivered in Quarter 2 of 2026. The District features seven buildings—ranging from 21,000 to 124,000 SF—with warehouse/office, showroom, indoor recreation, and small-bay industrial space plus a dedicated self-storage site. The development is approximately 25% pre-leased to a curated mix of tenants that will enhance foot traffic and create strong synergies with the adjacent self-storage facility, including American Twisters, Global Padel, and Glenbrook Racquet Club. (Links to the District Development: The District Online Brochure& The District Video).
This self-storage project site has direct frontage on Boynton Beach Blvd (43,500 cars/day) with visibility from the Florida Turnpike (85,400 cars/day), ensuring maximum exposure. The immediate trade area is exceptional: 68,000 residents with $231,287 average household in come within 3 miles, and just 3.20 SF of self-storage per capita—a tight supply foundation for elevated rents.
