Miami–Fort Lauderdale–West Palm Beach industrial demand intelligence

Track housing, employment, infrastructure, retail, and other growth signals shaping industrial demand across South Florida.

Market development snapshot

South Florida / Miami

Housing is measured in dwelling units; industrial in projects; other demand in leads. The measures are never added together.

Housing units authorized in 202523,453

June 20261,559 authorized units

U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey · Metro-wide authorization benchmark, shown separately from the identified project pipeline.

What is tracked

Completed

Current

Planned

Residential dwelling unitsTotal pipeline: 16,708 current + planned units

385units completed within 24 months

4,274units currently in development

12,434planned units

Industrial + small bayCertified active minimum: 68 projects

None identifiedpreviously reviewed completion minimum

62explicitly current projects

6separate planned cohort

Other demandGrowth and demand leads

None identified24-month leads

16leads

3leads

175 recovered South Florida / Miami identities are held outside the active minimumThe page retains 68 previously reviewed current/planned projects. The recovery is dominated by status-blank Miami-Dade permit identities treated as current from issue dates, while only 26% of the R2 review carries coordinates. Recent permit evidence remains useful, but it is not a uniform active-construction cohort.

77 reviewed small-bay identities · nonadditiveThe small-bay classification remains useful product-type evidence, but it is not presented as a current-project count until lifecycle and physical-project identity evidence are reconciled.

Residential accounting: Under-development and planned units are displayed separately. Their explicitly labeled total pipeline is 16,708 units; recently completed units are historical context and are not added to it.

Industrial accounting: The South Florida / Miami page publishes only its previously reviewed current/planned minimum. The later recovery cohort is preserved but stays outside active supply until lifecycle, project identity, and spatial checks pass.

Measurement note: Census authorizations, residential pipeline units, industrial projects, and other-demand leads are separate views. “None identified” applies only to the current reviewed industrial or demand layer and does not mean no market activity.

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