Warehouse operator Prologis sees demand for coastal logistics facilities hitting a three-year high in 2026.
Prologis sees signs that the logistics warehouse market is tightening, with the potential for rents to see outsized growth in the next upcycle.
GXO Logistics announced better-than-expected results for the second quarter and raised its full-year outlook on Tuesday.
Logistics real estate landlord Prologis said demand continues to build as concerns over tariffs abate.
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Warehouse operator Prologis reported first-quarter results in line with expectations Tuesday.
Logistics warehouse operator Prologis lowered expectations for 2022 but remains confident that any macro-induced decline in fundamentals won’t keep rents from growing again next year.
Prologis posted record results during the third quarter but reeled in guidance given “an uncertain economic backdrop.”
Logistics real estate investment trust Prologis on Monday pointed to some moderation in demand trends but pushed its full-year financial expectations higher.
Logistics warehouse owner Prologis reported in-line second-quarter financials Monday but full-year expectations were increased on “healthy demand.”
Logistics real estate investment trust Prologis makes a $24 billion all-stock offer for competitor Duke Realty.
More inventory requires more space. Real estate services firm JLL sees space in short supply alongside heightened rents through 2023.
Reports link Prologis as a suitor of Blackstone’s last-mile network in Europe.
A report from logistics real estate operator Prologis downplays the number of office buildings that can be repurposed to industrial use.
A Thursday report from logistics real estate investment trust Prologis shows market rents grew at the fastest pace recorded during 2021.
December supply chain numbers again show “significant expansion.” The Logistics Managers’ Index report questions whether retailers ordered too much for the holidays.
Growth throughout the supply chain accelerated in November with costs reaching all-time highs, according to the Logistics Managers’ Index.
Mark Manduca, CIO for GXO, told Modern Shipper the company is proving its logistics business model works, and retailers are responding positively.
A Prologis Research report points to strong retail sales and inventory restocking as the catalysts behind further tightening in logistics real estate markets.
Logistics warehouse provider Prologis sees the real estate market tightening further in 2021. Rents are expected to step higher by mid-single digits even as more capacity comes online.
A comparison of the leading warehouse management software vendors, based on deployment intention and other key features.
Ernie Manansala Jr., chief marketing officer at BRÈINFÚEL, talks about the obstacles facing startup CPG brands and the need for flexible warehousing space with Grant Langston, CEO of Warehouse Exchange.
Logistics real estate operator Prologis highlights ways automated warehouse solutions can help offset part of the growing need for logistics space.
A recently formed venture between Stockbridge Capital and a Korean pension fund will acquire 23 logistics properties valued at $2 billion.
A Prologis research report highlights the ways warehouse automation is easing the growing pains of e-commerce.
Prologis Inc. announces the completion of the largest-ever portfolio sale of logistics warehouses in the U.K.
A new report from Prologis shows potential for a “critical shortage” of logistics real estate by early 2021.
Logistics real estate investment trust (REIT) Prologis beats third-quarter expectations and raises guidance. Conditions have improved and the runway for e-commerce-related growth appears long.
Cold storage operator Americold expands its portfolio again, this time in a $1.74 billion bid for the world’s fourth-largest provider. Americold plans to offer 33 million common shares in total to facilitate the deal.
