The facility’s proximity to Cross Bronx Expressway, Hutchinson River Parkway and the Bruckner Expressway gives Amazon access to more than 9.4 million potential customers within a 15-mile radius — a boon for the e-commerce giant, which has been increasingly focused on last-mile logistics since the start of the pandemic.

Trucking, storage and distribution company Great Central Transport has signed two leases totaling 344,000 square feet of industrial space in Compton, Calif. The largest of the two deals included a 200,000-square-foot industrial building at 601-615 W. Walnut St., which is owned by the San Francisco-based warehousing giant Prologis. The second deal was for a roughly 144,000-square-foot property at 921 Artesia Blvd. that’s owned by JPMorgan Asset Management.

Home Depot inked a lease deal that will allow it to fully occupy Duke Realty’s newly built smart industrial building in Los Angeles County. The 529,866-square-foot Irwindale, Calif., industrial space is equipped with a building automation system (BAS), smart metering system, solar panels and high-efficiency air conditioning units.

The company’s portfolio includes more than 6 million square feet across more than 130 industrial properties in key Texas and Southeast U.S. markets.

“Aventura Industrial Center is strategically located along the Golden Glades interchange, one of the largest interchanges in South Florida where four of the tri-county’s most important roads and highways converge,” said Lobón, an executive vice president at CBRE. “This central location provides equidistant connectivity to each county’s principal growth driver: Miami International Airport, Fort Lauderdale International Airport, Port of Miami and Port Everglades.”