Industrial
I.CON 2018 Special Report: Experts Unveil Industrial’s Big Disruptors
The sector is expanding at an unprecedented pace, deeply impacting supply chains and changing the investment landscape. What’s next for real estate’s most sought-after asset class?
How E-Commerce Growth Benefits the Industrial Sector
Amherst Capital’s Abbe Franchot and Christopher Kelly reveal how changes in warehouse design could help meet the growing demand in the sector.
Majestic Realty Brings Las Vegas Portfolio to Full Occupancy
Three new tenants have signed leases within the company’s 360-acre Las Vegas Digital Exchange Campus, prompting the landlord to fast-track development and expand its industrial inventory.
Panattoni Breaks Ground on OC Industrial Facility
The company, in partnership with Principal Real Estate Investors, is set to develop a four-building property located on the border of Placentia and Anaheim, Calif.
FST Logistics Sells 2 Ohio Assets
The distribution and logistics facilities total more than 350,000 square feet. NAI Hiffman and NAI Ohio Equities represented the owner in the transaction.
Inland Empire Warehouse Sells for $16M
Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the sale on behalf of the owner, Newcastle Partners. The asset, completed in 2017, offers easy access to Interstate 215.
Duke Realty Builds 635 KSF Warehouse in Dallas
The REIT is developing a 635,000-square-foot bulk distribution facility in Flower Mound, Texas, most of which will be occupied by PPG Industries.
Memphis Industrial Portfolio Commands $50M
A partnership between Diamond Properties and funds managed by Ares Management LP acquired 43 buildings in the deal, thanks to $32.5 million in financing arranged by HFF.
Miami Logistics Park Bolsters Occupancy
Neutralogistics has expanded its presence at Airport North Logistic Park by roughly 69,000 square feet. L&B Realty Advisors’ industrial complex is now 75 percent leased.
Constellation, GE Power Home Depot in DC
The 554-kilowatt project is the capital’s largest solar rooftop array and will supply an estimated 35 to 40 percent of the store’s annual energy needs.