Entenmann's Inc., a Delaware corporation, sold the facility, which it previously occupied. The baked goods company is moving some of its operations to south Broward County and consolidating a portion of its existing operations elsewhere. Trujillo Brothers' current location is in the eastern section of the city, where it occupies approximately 100,000 sf of space.

The company is moving due to growth, according to a broker involved in the transaction, Rafael Villamizar, vice president in the local office of Grubb & Ellis. Trujillo Brothers, which distributes spices, sauces and rice locally and to the Caribbean, is renovating its new location. The work will include office renovations and a new roof. The company plans to occupy the space in another six months, Villamizar says.<p.The building is about 40 years old and just received its 40-year recertification, meaning the building is operational according to code. Eric Person, senior vice president in the local office of Grubb & Ellis, along with Villamizar, represented Trujillo Bros. in the sale. Cesar Ruiz of Grubb & Ellis represented Entenmann's.

The deal comes at a time when sales are strong in the Miami-Dade County industrial market. A reported 900,000 sf changed hands in the third quarter, according to a quarterly industrial overview for the county released recently by Codina Realty Services Inc. Oncor International.