Industrial properties continued to be in high demand over the past year, helped by an AI investment boom that triggered a flurry of data center developments. However, there were numerous other interesting deals and developments, including the Danish toy company Lego Group's plans to invest $366 million in building and operating a 2 million-square-foot facility near Richmond, Virginia, as it seeks to keep up with the demand for its colorful bricks.
Here are some of the top industrial stories of 2025.
article4 Min ReadMarch 24, 2025 04:05 PMWork on a second phase gets underway.
- article4 Min ReadAugust 18, 2025 10:00 AMHunt for data center space starts earlier and earlier even with $1 trillion set to pour in, JLL saysVacancy in the growing sector has reached an all-time low despite a record amount of storage capacity.
article5 Min ReadSeptember 29, 2025 07:21 PMObstacles can emerge as time challenges, cost, power requirements and complexity rise.
article1 Min ReadNovember 21, 2025 02:46 PMThe investment firm cashed out as industrial vacancy has risen this year.
article14 Min ReadJanuary 07, 2025 07:12 PMSurging demand for data centers leads developers in a search for sites and massive amounts of power.
article2 Min ReadSeptember 17, 2025 06:12 PMThe shipping company sold properties in the Atlanta, Chicago and Southern California markets for $368 million.
article2 Min ReadOctober 22, 2025 04:43 PMThe Indiana warehouse features timber construction and sustainable materials.
article5 Min ReadApril 08, 2025 11:34 AMConstruction levels are hovering near decade lows as new taxes complicate deals.
article3 Min ReadFebruary 28, 2025 05:39 PMState lawmakers are looking to ramp up filming incentives as entertainment jobs flow to rival locations.
article3 Min ReadMay 12, 2025 05:23 PMThe toymaker is planning to build a 2 million-square-foot warehouse 20 miles from a future factory.
article4 Min ReadDecember 16, 2025 07:20 PMThe software giant’s commitments have risen more than 2,200% from two years ago.
