BusinessFlare® provides independent economic and fiscal impact analysis for Prologis — the global leader in logistics real estate — supporting its industrial investments across Florida's most active distribution markets.
BusinessFlare® works with Prologis — the world's largest logistics real estate company — to quantify the local economic and fiscal impact of its industrial and distribution developments in Florida. As demand for modern logistics space reshapes the state's employment centers, these independent assessments translate each investment into the terms communities and decision-makers care about: jobs, economic output, wages, and public revenue.
Across Doral, Fort Lauderdale, and Orlando, BusinessFlare® grounds each assessment in established input-output methodology and public data — giving Prologis, local governments, and communities a rigorous, defensible read on what its investments deliver.
Logistics is easy to overlook and easy to caricature — but modern distribution facilities are major employers and significant contributors to the local tax base. BusinessFlare®'s role is to measure that contribution objectively: the construction-phase stimulus, the permanent jobs and output once a facility is operating, and the new property-tax revenue that flows to local government. The result is a clear, credible picture of what a logistics investment means for the surrounding community.
Independent economic and fiscal impact analysis for Prologis across three Florida markets.
Doral and the surrounding Miami-Dade industrial market form one of the busiest logistics hubs in the Southeast, anchored by proximity to Miami International Airport and PortMiami. BusinessFlare® supports Prologis here with independent economic and fiscal impact analysis for its developments in the market.
Central Broward's location between Miami and Palm Beach makes it a strategic distribution market. BusinessFlare® provides Prologis with economic and fiscal analysis of its logistics investments in the Fort Lauderdale area, measuring the benefits to the local and county economy.
Greater Orlando's population and tourism growth have made Central Florida a priority distribution market. BusinessFlare® supports Prologis with independent economic and fiscal impact analysis for its investments in the region.
Each assessment separates one-time construction impacts from recurring annual operations and traces direct spending through indirect and induced ripple effects using established input-output methodology, grounded in federal economic data. Fiscal impacts are built from taxable value and local millage.
Distribution facilities rarely get credit for their economic role. Independent, data-driven impact analysis gives Prologis, local governments, and communities a shared, objective basis for understanding what logistics investment delivers — in jobs, in output, and in public revenue.