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Prologis had a powerful Q3 as tenants rush to lock down space amid supply chain issues.
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EQT Exeter has executed one of the most expensive industrial sales of all time, offloading a 70M SF portfolio of distribution centers for $6.8B.
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The arrival of massive e-commerce boxes has reversed Houston's industrial supply glut.
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A handful of Carson residents allege that debris from a warehouse fire created the conditions that produced a horrible odor affecting the city.
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Lexington Realty Trust purchased a three-building, 738.7K SF industrial portfolio in Pasadena and Deer Park from Triten Real Estate Partners.
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Industrial average asking rents in the outer boroughs increased nearly 16% last quarter, but that doesn't mean all properties will experience meteoric rises.
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Former Prologis and JPMorgan employees have made their first deal in their new industrial company.
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Commerce Center Stafford, a 25-year-old industrial park in Stafford, just outside of Houston, has been acquired by Los Angeles-based Rising Realty Partners.
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Demand for new logistics space is sky-high, but so are construction prices, and users will soon have to decide whether new buildings are worth the costs.
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McDonald in turn plans to ramp up its development pipeline of potentially 4M SF of new industrial projects.
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