With Houston's blazing hot industrial market, Bisnow outlined the top development to break ground this year.
Tenant rep-only firm Cresa has relaunched its industrial team based in Houston to meet its national and international clients with industrial needs.
Prologis and Norges Bank, Norway's sovereign wealth fund, have sold a $1.1B industrial portfolio they jointly owned to Singapore's Mapletree Investments.
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.
FRP Development has sold 40 industrial properties in the Baltimore-Washington Corridor to Blackstone to fund its long-term strategy.
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.
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.
The next industrial boomtowns are in seemingly unexpected places across rural America, attracting population and development.
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