“Prologis Seneca Park provided ICA Group with the perfect solution to its relocation and expansion needs." “Prologis Seneca Park provided ICA Group with the perfect solution to its relocation and expansion needs.”

MIAMI—Prologis Seneca Park just secured a new 15,240-square-foot industrial lease. Innovative Coverings of America (ICA), a firm specializing in synthetic coverings for terrestrial and marine applications, will occupy the space in Pembroke Park, FL.

Cushman & Wakefield associate director Matthew G. McAllister, executive director Richard F. Etner, executive director Christopher Metzger, and senior director Christopher Thomson represented Prologis, the industrial building owner. ICA is relocating from its 7,000-square-foot Hollywood, FL location, doubling its footprint. The firm will occupy the new space, which features ±3,416 square feet of office space, in May.

“Prologis Seneca Park provided ICA Group with the perfect solution to its relocation and expansion needs,” McAllister tells GlobeSt.com. “The property’s central location allows the firm to better serve its clientele throughout South Florida, while the additional space will help foster operational growth.”

Prologis Seneca Park is an industrial park spanning about 1.4 million square feet of warehouse and distribution space. The 168,755-square-foot class A industrial building offers 30-foot clear heights, two dock-high doors, one grade-level door and a building depth of nearly 191 feet.

The industrial facility is centrally located in the heart of Broward County equidistant to Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Miami International Airport, seaports and business centers. The property also offers access to Interstate 95, Interstate 595, Florida’s Turnpike, Interstate 75 and the Sawgrass Expressway.

According to CushWake research, the Broward County industrial market continues to post strong fundamentals and is expected to exhibit continued growth in the short term. In the firm’s 1Q 2016 Broward County Industrial MarketBeat Report, senior research analyst Valerie Tatum wrote, “Demand for space remained strong with an array of new-to-market and existing tenants seeking space or looking to expand.”