DC BLOX has secured $1.15 billion in green loan financing to continue construction of its Atlanta West Hyperscale Campus in Lithia Springs in Douglas County. The 54-acre site will total about 1.25 million square feet…
Category: Industrial Real Estate News
Apollo Global Management has agreed to acquire a majority interest in Stream Data Centers from Stream Realty Partners with plans to add 650 megawatts of new hyperscale capacity in Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas. The transaction…
Ackerman & Co., in partnership with Belgian investor Baltisse, has acquired Midway Business Park, a 12-building, 258,846-square-foot industrial portfolio in East Fort Worth, Texas. The deal closed in July and marks Ackerman’s second major industrial…
Lovett Industrial broke ground last week on the second phase of its 610 Business District in Houston. The new phase will add 537,000 square feet across four shallow-bay buildings that are between 53,000 and 219,000…
Lovett Industrial, in partnership with Clarion Partners, is planning a major new development in East Austin, Texas. The proposed industrial park — named Fusion 130 — will total 1.5 million square feet across nine buildings…
Ares Industrial Management has acquired Park 88 Logistics Center, a two-building, 429,623-square-foot Class A logistics park in North Aurora, Ill., for $58.2 million. Completed in 2024, the property sits at 400 and 410 Smoke Tree…
The New Jersey industrial market started the year strong in both sales volume and pricing. According to CommercialEdge’s March industrial report, industrial properties in the state traded at an average of $339 per square foot…
Clarion Partners has acquired a 301,000-square-foot industrial property in southeast Baltimore for $85.5 million. The facility, located at 1201 S. Caton Ave., was purchased from developer MRP Industrial, as first reported by The Business Journals.…
Private equity giant Blackstone has agreed to acquire a 6-million-square-foot industrial portfolio from Crow Holdings for $718 million. The deal covers 25 Class A properties concentrated in the Dallas and Houston metros. Crow Holdings, which…
Dallas-Fort Worth finished 2024 as the leader in industrial property sales with nearly $6 billion in transactions by year-end. First, it claimed the top spot in September, replacing the Bay Area. Then, by the close…
