8593 NW 96th St — 1st Floor – 150

Option A consists of Suite 100 and Suite 120 with a total of 68,537 square feet including 4,571 square feet of office space, 24 doors, and 2 ramps; Option B includes Suite 120 and Suite 130 with 54,172 square feet total, 4,462 square feet of office space, 22 doors, and 2 ramps; Option C combines Suite 100 and Suite 120 for 95,623 square feet with 6,802 square feet of office space in two separate pods, 35 doors, and 3 ramps, plus an additional 41,451 square feet with 2,340 square feet of spec office.

Highlights:
• Lease rate does not include utilities, property expenses or building services
• 1 Drive Bay
• 13 Dock Doors + 1 Ramp
• Includes 2,340 SF of dedicated office space
• 13 Loading Docks
• Corner Unit

Park Overview
Sycamore Logistics Center is one of Miami’s most efficient industrial developments, constructed in a functional dual-building design. Featuring 36-foot clear ceiling heights, 180-foot truck courts, and seamless truck circulation, this property is ideal for logistics, distribution, and light manufacturing users. Building A offers four fully demised units ranging from 27,086 to 41,451 square feet, each with spec offices already in place. Building B provides up to 173,000 square feet with flexible divisibility starting at 50,000 square feet and customizable office build-outs.
Spaces features vibrant, modern offices with kitchens, private offices, and mixed-use layouts, complemented by expansive warehouses equipped with dock-high loading doors, LED lighting, ESFR sprinkler systems, and drive-in ramp potential. The site offers near-immediate access to the Palmetto Express Lane, US Highway 27, Florida’s Turnpike, and Interstate 75, with prime frontage on Okeechobee Road. Sycamore Logistics Center also benefits from a strong labor pool, with over 105,000 warehouse workers within a 10-mile radius, making it an unbeatable location for businesses ready to move in and scale up.
Link Logistics warehouse space for rent in Miami-Dade County is close to South Florida’s fast-growing population, the Port of Miami, international airports, an extensive interstate system, and rail lines to support efficient transportation.