A joint venture between Bain Capital Real Estate and Botanic Properties is starting work on a facility near Boston to manufacture pharmaceutical materials.
A key player in the race to launch flying taxis in American cities has doubled its space in a Bay Area industrial facility it uses for testing and logistics.
Industrial tenants across the Boston region continue to lease larger blocks of space, with several notable deals occurring in the second quarter of 2025.
The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors, a group of top office and industrial real estate agents founded in 1941, elected Saadia Sheikh as its 2025-2026 global president. She and the other elected officers will be installed at SIOR's fall conference in Louisville, Kentucky, in early November.
Rolls-Royce Holdings plans to invest $75 million to expand a plant in South Carolina that makes enormous diesel engines used to power everything from data centers to superyachts to locomotives.
Billionaire investor Barry Sternlicht’s Starwood Property Trust has agreed to buy a real estate firm for $2.2 billion as it expands beyond commercial lending, according to a statement from the company.
JBS Logistics has leased a recently completed warehouse in suburban Columbus, Ohio, in the largest industrial deal in the area this year, according to CoStar data.
Global data center developer Vantage Data Centers is making its first foray into a part of Nevada known for being a hotbed for cloud computing giants, including Google, Apple and Microsoft.
Canada’s second-tallest freestanding structure is set to be slowly dismantled and taken to the ground over a five-year process scheduled to start in August.
A company that bills itself as the largest player in the fast-growing U.S. industrial outdoor storage sector has landed a new loan backed by a portfolio of 64 properties across 22 states, a deal that marks Alterra IOS’ second big financing of 2025.
An Atlanta-based real estate investment firm has teamed up with Belgium private equity firm Baltisse to purchase a 12-building shallow-bay industrial portfolio in North Texas.
Prologis, the world's largest industrial developer and landlord, is raising its earnings outlook as tenants resumed making deals, having hit pause during tariff-related disruptions earlier this year.
The Detroit metropolitan area has seen annual industrial space demand reach negative 3.2 million square feet for three straight quarters, the weakest stretch since 2010. Widespread move-outs in Wayne County, home to nearly half of the region’s industrial inventory, are largely to blame.