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Vistria will invest over $120M of equity, Alloy will add $40M, and Kayne Anderson Real Estate will provide $375M of debt to build the Downtown Brooklyn tower.
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2024 is the year of the Chinese 3PL as consumers clamor for cheap goods, tariffs hover and other leasing slows down.
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The company's near-term pipeline includes projects in Missouri and Wyoming.
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The biggest leases, sales and financing deals in New York City this week.
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Industrial developers often face community opposition in Pennsylvania. Public outreach has worked for some, but others find those efforts counterproductive.
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An improving financial position hasn't been enough to lure investment to commercial real estate operators during a frothy market where options for yield abound.
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NYC's effort to shift cargo from trucks to ships, which could be a model for other cities, is making waterfront land more attractive for industrial players.
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Big investors like Blackstone, Greystar and Starwood receive F grades when it comes to climate.
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Industrial investors are reemerging as values rise and fundamentals improve.
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This week in Houston real estate news, Vevor opens its first brick-and-mortar store in Houston, Transwestern expands its healthcare service staff and more.
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