Saltbox Miami | Warehouse for Lease | 1701 NW 84th Ave

This 114,682-square-foot e-commerce warehouse at 1701 NW 84th Avenue in Miami, Florida provides flexible warehouse suites, office space, and fulfillment infrastructure for small to mid-sized e-commerce brands, entrepreneurs, and business owners in South Florida’s busiest logistics corridor. Located directly adjacent to Miami International Airport and minutes from the 836 (Dolphin Expressway) and 826 (Palmetto Expressway), the property occupies one of the most strategically connected industrial addresses in the Miami–Doral metro.

Saltbox Miami is purpose-built for e-commerce operations. The facility provides packing stations, pallet jacks, flatbed carts, equipment rentals, content studio for product photography, conference rooms, and flexible staffing through Saltbox’s eForce program. Suites are move-in ready with security-controlled access, on-site staff during business hours, free parking with optional VIP spots, and a fully stocked café and kitchen. The all-inclusive pricing model eliminates NNN surprises — a significant advantage for small e-commerce businesses managing tight margins. The facility is operated by Saltbox and listed on the WareCRE marketplace.

Local Area / Location Context

Doral’s NW 84th Avenue corridor sits at the epicenter of Miami’s industrial and logistics market, directly adjacent to Miami International Airport — the largest international freight hub in the Americas by value, handling over $65 billion in cargo annually. The property at 1701 NW 84th Ave is less than 5 minutes from the 836 (Dolphin Expressway) and 826 (Palmetto Expressway), providing east-west connectivity to downtown Miami and the Port of Miami (approximately 25 minutes east) and north-south access to Fort Lauderdale and Broward County via the Palmetto and Florida Turnpike.

Doral has emerged as South Florida’s dominant industrial submarket, housing a dense concentration of 3PL providers, freight forwarders, customs brokers, and e-commerce fulfillment operations. The city’s strategic position between MIA and the Everglades makes it the natural hub for air cargo distribution across the Southeast U.S. and Latin American markets. The surrounding Doral–Medley–Hialeah industrial zone provides a deep, bilingual labor pool — a significant advantage for businesses serving Latin American and Caribbean markets. Miami-Dade County’s population of approximately 2.8 million and its position as the gateway to Latin America make it one of the most active industrial markets in the U.S.

Ideal Uses

• E-commerce fulfillment and order processing for brands shipping domestically and to Latin America
• Import/export staging and customs consolidation leveraging MIA airport adjacency
• Product photography, content creation, and brand marketing operations using on-site content studio
• Seasonal inventory overflow and 3PL operations with Saltbox’s flex staffing and storage support