All Glass Production Signs 250K-SF Industrial Lease in Broward County

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All Glass Production Signs 250K-SF Industrial Lease in Broward County
 
Published Friday, October 27, 2023 10:00 am
by CHAVA GOURARIE

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"EverWest Real Estate Investors has leased a warehouse in an industrial development in Pembroke Pines, Fla., to All Glass Production.

The new glass manufacturing company, registered by local businessman Frank Mata, will occupy the entire 249,700-square-foot building at 20351 Sheridan Street at the South Florida Distribution Center."

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