Property Details

Status: Sold

Location Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Facility type Steel dry rack storage building, sold for relocation
Building size 36,000 SF
Dimensions 360 ft long, 100 ft wide, 55 ft high
Rating Category 4 structure, reportedly upgradeable to Category 5
Included Sprinkler system, two Wiggins fork trucks, bunks, racks, Bellingham docks, ramps, generator
Builder Roof and Rack; original plans available
Terms Seller dismantled, inventoried and labelled the structure for transport; buyer handled relocation and erection
Context Original site redeveloped as multi-family housing

Sold through National Marina Sales.

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Dania Beach Building Sale – Building Only

This large and well-maintained storage building in Fort Lauderdale is being taken down to make room for a large multi-family development, and the owner is closing up his marina business. Anybody looking for a unique opportunity to purchase a beautiful steel Dry Rack Storage building at a severely discounted price will be thrilled to see the quality and condition of this unit. Seller needs it to go, along with the sprinkler system, two Wiggins Fork Trucks, bunks, racks, Bellingham docks, ramps, generator and much more.

Original plans are available, and additional or replacement materials can be purchased through Roof and Rack (who built the unit), but they are not available to do the work to build the structure again (too busy with current new-builds). Seller will dismantle the building, record the inventory and label all the parts, stack on Seller’s property (by section for the time being) and make ready for transport.

All plans and drawings are available and will be provided. Buyer will pay for transport to its new location and have the concrete poured (if necessary) for a pad, bring water, sewer and electric to the building if not already there, and pay to erect the building using its own labor and/or subs, provide all other materials as necessary, and order and pay for any additional drawings and permits that will be required to bring it back into business.

This is a cat-4 building which apparently can be upgraded to cat-5 without much additional cost or difficulty (all to be researched and verified by Purchaser).