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With Houston's blazing hot industrial market, Bisnow outlined the top development to break ground this year.
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Tenant rep-only firm Cresa has relaunched its industrial team based in Houston to meet its national and international clients with industrial needs.
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Prologis and Norges Bank, Norway's sovereign wealth fund, have sold a $1.1B industrial portfolio they jointly owned to Singapore's Mapletree Investments.
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Newport Beach-based CapRock Partners has broke ground on another industrial facility in the Inland Empire, its third development in the past couple of years.
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FRP Development has sold 40 industrial properties in the Baltimore-Washington Corridor to Blackstone to fund its long-term strategy.
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Capitalizing on the Inland Empire's growing demand, JV of CapRock and Ivanhoé Cambridge break ground on first phase of a 3M SF industrial project in Ontario.
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Construction has started on the first phase of a 555,840 SF logistics center with an estimated investment of $38.3M. First Industrial paid $8.8M for the site.
E-commerce has reignited the demand for spec industrial space in Chicago.
Otay Mesa's industrial market is as hot as ever.
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The next industrial boomtowns are in seemingly unexpected places across rural America, attracting population and development.
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