Done Deals: Skyline Exhibit Craft Relocates All South Florida Operations to Miramar Park of Commerce in Miramar, FL

Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Skyline Exhibit Craft Relocates All South Florida Operations to Miramar Park of Commerce in Miramar, FL

Maridee Bell

MIRAMAR, FL, July 24, 2019 – Skyline Exhibit Craft, an independently-owned dealer for Skyline Exhibits, LLC, a worldwide manufacturer of trade show displays, signed a new lease for 34,471 sq. ft. of space at the Miramar Park of Commerce.

Owned and operated by Sunbeam Properties & Development, the Miramar Park of Commerce is the largest locally-owned and managed business park in South Florida.

Lauren Pace

Located at 3900 Executive Way, Skyline Exhibit Craft’s new facility at the Park is the result of the company’s decision to consolidate its three locations in South Florida into one contiguous space.

“In order to continue our fast-paced growth, we needed a warehouse and office space large enough to accommodate our inventory and workforce under one roof,” said Wayne Litsky, owner of Skyline Exhibit Craft.

Wayne Litsky

“The central location for our employees, the proximity to major roadways and the reputation of Sunbeam all played major roles in our final decision to relocate to the Miramar Park of Commerce.”

One of Skyline Exhibits’ 80 international dealers, Skyline Exhibit Craft plans to use its new warehouse space for the storage of its clients’ trade show assets and maintenance of its large inventory of trade show rental products.

“We’re happy to welcome Skyline to the Park and provide them with an attractive solution to their real estate needs,” said Sunbeam Properties Vice President Maridee Bell, who along with Leasing Associate Lauren Pace, represented the Park in the transaction.

Carlos Velasquez

“Tenants that consolidate and relocate to the Park often experience more streamlined and cost-effective operations, paving the way for future growth and expansion.

"That’s why the Park’s availability of large-scale contiguous space, flexible layouts and enhanced accessibility often prove more beneficial in the long run compared to rigid existing inventory elsewhere.”