Lamm Properties Inc

05/15/2026

05/14/2026

📣 Just Sold | 1721–1725 W Chestnut St | West Tampa Infill Industrial - https://mailchi.mp/lammproperties.net/tampa-heights-medical-legal-office-complex-10346201

05/12/2026

👉 Price Reduction + Reduced OPEX | 8,140 SF Industrial | Pinellas Park - https://mailchi.mp/lammproperties.net/tampa-heights-medical-legal-office-complex-10346439

05/07/2026

The industrial real estate market is no longer just about square footage. It’s increasingly about resilience.

Over the past several years, companies have dealt with:
• Pandemic-era supply chain breakdowns
• Tariffs and trade disruptions
• Higher fuel and transportation costs
• Geopolitical uncertainty

As a result, many industrial occupiers are rethinking what makes a facility truly valuable.

According to a recent Newmark report, demand is increasingly shifting toward “durable” industrial real estate. Facilities located near major population centers, intermodal hubs, rail access, ports, and transportation infrastructure are outperforming because they help companies absorb logistical shocks more effectively.

We’re also seeing increased focus on:
• Infill industrial locations
• Greater power capacity
• Automation-ready facilities
• Strong telecom infrastructure
• Build-to-suit and owner-user projects

In my opinion, this trend helps explain why quality infill industrial product in markets like Tampa continues to perform relatively well despite broader economic uncertainty.

The companies winning today are prioritizing operational efficiency and supply chain resilience over simply chasing the cheapest space available.

Industrial real estate is becoming less about storage and more about strategic infrastructure.

05/05/2026

Roses are red, violets are blue,� a new, clear-span warehouse with 1,600 amps — good luck finding that… but we’ve got it for you.

Price Reduction | Now $14.95 PSF NNN

8950 66th Ct N in Pinellas Park is a newly built (2023), 8,140 SF free-standing industrial building in one of the most supply-constrained markets in Tampa Bay.

Highlights:

• 1,600 amps / 3-phase / 208V power
• Clear-span warehouse (±7,140 SF)
• Two 12’ x 14’ grade-level doors
• 18’ clear height
• ±1,000 SF modern office
• Central Pinellas location with quick access to US-19, I-275, and Gandy

This is a rare opportunity for a tenant needing clean product with real power capacity in Pinellas County.

📍 Pinellas Park, FL
📩 Flyer + video available upon request
📞 Call/Text Jeff @ 813-300-5266
📩 [email protected]

05/05/2026

📣 Just Sold | 1721–1725 W Chestnut St | West Tampa Infill Industrial - https://mailchi.mp/lammproperties.net/tampa-heights-medical-legal-office-complex-10346198

04/30/2026

📣 Just Sold | 4412 W Osborne Ave | Drew Park - https://mailchi.mp/lammproperties.net/tampa-heights-medical-legal-office-complex-10346164

04/16/2026

Rays Will Move to Orlando If Tampa Stadium Deal Falls Apart. Tampa Cannot Afford to Blow This Opportunity.

The Tampa Bay Rays have made their position clear. If a stadium deal is not finalized in Tampa, they may evaluate alternatives, with Orlando widely viewed as the leading option.

Like it or not, this moment is about far more than baseball.

This is about Tampa’s future. Major projects like this can create jobs, attract investment, improve infrastructure, energize surrounding development, and strengthen the region’s national profile.

Opportunities of this scale do not come around often.

Tampa has momentum. Growth. National attention. Corporate migration. New investment. A rising identity as a major market.

Letting an asset like this walk away to Orlando would be a self-inflicted wound.

Reasonable people can debate the structure of the deal, the public contribution, and the risks involved. That debate matters.

But Tampa cannot let perfect become the enemy of progress.

The bigger picture is whether this region is willing to think long term and compete at the highest level.

Tampa cannot afford to blow this opportunity.

What do you think?