Once seen primarily as a city of sunshine, culture, and tourism, Miami has steadily transformed into a major global logistics hub. With over $100 billion in annual trade, the city now stands at the crossroads of the Americas and Europe, offering a strategic platform for businesses looking to scale across continents.
This evolution is reflected in the growing presence of sophisticated logistics infrastructure across the region. In Medley, just west of Miami International Airport, a new wave of investment is reshaping the way cargo moves — combining advanced technology with community-focused development. Among these is the newly opened JAS warehouse, a 200,000-square-foot, fully temperature-controlled (+15 to +25°C ) facility that includes a 5,000-square-foot cooler (2–8°C), CFS for in-transit shipments and a Free Trade Zone.
But Miami’s rise isn’t just about square footage or dock doors. It’s about purpose. Companies are building here not just to grow, but to connect — to people, to regions, and to opportunities. In an industry where precision, transparency, and adaptability are essential, Miami is proving it can deliver.
The city also plays a unique role in transatlantic trade. In 2022, Florida–Italy commerce alone surpassed $3.5 billion, with goods ranging from high-tech components to yachts flowing through PortMiami. For many European firms, Miami is no longer just a U.S. entry point — it’s a launchpad into Latin America and the Caribbean.
What makes this moment special is that Miami isn’t just catching up — it’s leading. With infrastructure to match its ambition and a diverse, driven community behind it, the city is redefining its place in global logistics. And as more businesses plant roots here, it’s clear: Miami’s time to thrive is now.