- County
- Miami-Dade County
- Main roads
- NW 25th Street, NW 36th Street and the Palmetto Expressway
- Likely buyers
- Logistics groups, Latin American investors and regional distributors
What Sells in Doral
Warehouses, freight forwarders, customs brokers, distributors and import companies fill the district west of the airport. Corporate offices for Latin American companies and a large staffing sector round out the economy.
Many of these companies live on a few big accounts and a handful of carrier relationships. Buyers study how stable those are before they study the profit.
Warehouse Leases
Industrial space near the airport is in demand, and landlords know it. A sale usually needs the landlord's consent, and the buyer often has to show strong financials. Learn the basics in lease assignment and landlord consent.
Doral is also a city with its own business licensing, so the buyer should check what Doral requires beyond the county receipt.
Buyers You Will Meet
Larger forwarders and logistics groups expand by acquiring smaller companies. Latin American owners buy here to enter the U.S. market, and regional distributors want shelf space and customers.
Foreign buyers need extra care, and selling to an international buyer explains proof of funds and payment. See also freight forwarding company valuation and aviation parts supplier valuation.
Getting the Books Ready
Freight and import companies carry large receivables and payables, and buyers test them hard.
Age your receivables, document who owes you and list any duties or freight you paid on behalf of customers. Clean schedules shorten the review and keep the price steady.
Next Step
For a private range, ask for an estimate or call (786) 555-0134 on a weekday.