Seagis Property Group, a significant industrial real estate owner and investor with a deep focus on New Jersey logistics hubs, announced on Monday the groundbreaking of a new speculative warehouse facility in Dania Beach, Florida. While the immediate development is centered on the Florida market, the news reinforces the company’s aggressive, long-term investment strategy along the entire Eastern Seaboard, particularly in the tri-state area.
Seagis, which maintains a regional office in East Rutherford and a portfolio spanning more than 13 million square feet across New Jersey, New York City and South Florida, is a key player in the Northern New Jersey industrial sector. The company’s New Jersey portfolio alone is a major component of its holdings, recently securing substantial financing packages, including a $96.5 million loan for six fully occupied industrial assets totaling over 773,000 square feet in the Meadowlands and Ports submarkets.
The company frequently makes news in New Jersey for acquisitions and ground-up projects, demonstrating its commitment to the state’s prime logistics corridors. Earlier this year, in September 2025, Seagis completed a significant ground-up industrial project in Teterboro, injecting nearly 167,000 square feet of modern warehouse space into the core Meadowlands market.
The newly announced Florida project, located at 3410 SW 26th Terrace, is a 51,575-square-foot speculative development. Scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2026, the building is designed to appeal to high-demand logistics users, featuring:
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32′ clear heights
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15 dock doors and 2 drive-in doors
