OAKLAND PARK, Fla. — April 23, 2026 — Berger Commercial Realty/CORFAC International announced that Steve Hyatt, Senior Vice President, represented the seller in the sale of an industrial warehouse property located at 3034 NE 12 Terrace in Oakland Park, Florida.

The property sold for $1,349,000 on April 16, 2026. The seller, 3034 Seafood, LLC, was represented by Hyatt. The buyer, BRBS LLC, was represented by William Bonomo of Level Realty.

The 5,867-square-foot industrial property sits on a 0.26-acre site and includes a small-bay warehouse building with outside storage. The buyer acquired the property to relocate and expand its cabinet-making operation, demonstrating continued demand from owner-users seeking functional industrial space in Broward County.

Oakland Park Industrial Warehouse Property Sold

The property at 3034 NE 12 Terrace offers the type of functional industrial space that remains highly sought after in South Florida: a manageable building size, practical warehouse layout and outside storage capacity.

Small-bay industrial properties with usable yard or exterior storage space continue to draw strong interest from buyers throughout Broward County, particularly in established infill markets such as Oakland Park, Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach and Wilton Manors.

Why This Oakland Park Industrial Sale Matters

The sale highlights the continued strength of South Florida’s industrial real estate market, especially for small-bay warehouse properties that serve local businesses, contractors, manufacturers, service companies and owner-users.

Unlike larger distribution facilities, small-bay industrial buildings often appeal to businesses that need accessible, functional space close to their customer base. These properties are especially valuable when they include outdoor storage, loading access, parking and room for operational flexibility.

In tightly constrained markets such as Oakland Park and greater Fort Lauderdale, industrial properties with outside storage are limited. That scarcity continues to support buyer demand and creates favorable conditions for property owners considering a sale.

Strong Demand for Small-Bay Industrial Properties in Broward County

According to Berger Commercial Realty, small-bay warehouse properties remain one of the most active segments of the South Florida industrial market. Buyers continue to seek properties that can accommodate business operations, equipment, inventory, service vehicles and future expansion.

Industrial properties with outside storage are particularly desirable because they provide added utility that many modern businesses require. For cabinet makers, contractors, trades, light manufacturers, distributors and service-based companies, outside storage can be the difference between a workable property and one that limits operations.

The sale of 3034 NE 12 Terrace reflects that demand and underscores the value of well-located industrial assets in Broward County.

Key Transaction Details

Steve Hyatt Represents Industrial Sellers Across South Florida

Hyatt specializes in commercial real estate sales and leasing throughout South Florida, representing property owners, investors and businesses in industrial, office, land and investment transactions.

As a Senior Vice President with Berger Commercial Realty/CORFAC International, Hyatt works with property owners to evaluate market conditions, position assets for sale, identify qualified buyers and negotiate successful transactions.

For owners of industrial buildings, warehouses, flex properties, land sites or commercial investment properties, Hyatt provides local market insight and transaction experience across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.

Press release prepared for Berger Commercial Realty/CORFAC International. Transaction details are based on information provided by Berger Commercial Realty.