<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/TRNO">Terreno Realty</a> Corporation Fully Leases Building 32 at Countyline Corporate Park Phase IV in Hialeah, FL
Terreno Realty Corporation has announced the successful leasing of 100% of its Countyline Corporate Park Phase IV Building 32 in Hialeah, Florida. The building, a 164,000 square foot industrial distribution facility, is fully leased, with a ten-year lease expanded to 92,000 square feet for an aircraft engine maintenance company, commencing in August 2025, and a new lease of 72,000 square feet with an Asian food products distributor, starting in February 2026. The building's construction was completed in January 2025, and it is expected to achieve LEED certification. Countyline Corporate Park Phase IV, part of a larger 121-acre development, will ultimately feature ten LEED-certified industrial buildings totaling 2.2 million square feet, with completion anticipated by 2027. Terreno Realty expects a total investment of approximately $511.5 million for the entire phase.
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