... warehouse, so it would have no impact on Prologis’ assets. “The Prologis portfolio is positioned at the consumption end of ... industrial product in the U.S. In Seattle, Prologis is developing Prologis Georgetown Crossroads, a three-story, 590K SF facility ...
... Logistics Center in Queens — both also leased by Amazon — and Prologis' Seattle multistory building that was the nation's first when ...
... .com, an e-commerce firm owned by Walmart, is leasing Prologis’ 200K SF warehouse in the Bronx, Crain's New York ... Bronx River Ave. was $22 per SF. The property is Prologis’ first multistory warehouse on the East Coast, and the company ...
... any market in the world in 2017, according to a Prologis report. Rent growth is accelerating for distribution centers all over ... may get hit with sticker shock at their newer rents, Prologis predicts that it will not be enough to slow down ...
... last year from Ariel Property Advisors — industrial developer Prologis is banking on multistory warehouses as the answer. ... existing [industrial land] supply is essentially functionally obsolete.” Prologis, which is the world’s largest warehouse owner, has ...
... industrial property changed hands in Queens this week. Industrial giant Prologis bought a terminal at 46-81 Metropolitan Ave. from James ...
... Chase bank location. Avison Young brokered the deal for JPMorgan. *** Prologis paid $51M for a radio station at 48-00 Grand ... deal, according to Commercial Observer. The location is near another Prologis warehouse. The building was last sold in 2006 for $5 ...
... spokesperson confirmed to Bisnow. Amazon also leased 200K SF at Prologis’ 1055 Bronx River Ave. this summer, according to Business Insider ...
... by NKF’s Jared Horowitz, Dan Gronich and Jason Perla. Prologis bought a warehouse at 18-51 Flushing Ave. in Queens ...
... country, to Blackstone and AEW Capital Management in separate deals. *** Prologis spent $20.8M on two warehouse assets in East Williamsburg ...
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