Brokers Rhett Batanides and Anne Myers Gary have joined Colliers' Charlotte, North Carolina, office bringing 15 years of combined experience to the firm’s national retail team. Batanides joined as an ...
Prologis, the world’s largest industrial developer and landlord, raised its earnings outlook after posting another record quarter for warehouse leasing demand.
A subsidiary of Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi reached a deal to anchor a warehouse in Philadelphia, extending a run of large industrial deals in the city.
Blackstone-backed QTS Data Centers is partnering with energy technology provider Lancium on a proposed $10 billion data center mega-campus in the Texas Panhandle, among the latest of several projects ...
Amazon is looking to buy the first modern-age vertical warehouse developed in Chicago, a five-level structure that was completed in late 2024 near Goose Island but has never been occupied.
Capricor Therapeutics signed on for 171,000 square feet in San Diego, marking the region’s largest biotech lease of 2026 and the latest reflection of a gradual local and national rebound in demand ...
About $1.1 billion worth of Phoenix industrial properties traded hands in the second quarter of 2026. That amount marks the eighth-consecutive quarter with more than $1 billion in sales and ranks the ...
Global power and artificial intelligence tech firm Liteon, Taiwan's first listed electronics company, has decided to invest nearly $1 billion in the Dallas area for its new North American ...
Industrial sales activity in Tampa continues to exceed historical norms, even as elevated borrowing costs and economic uncertainty weigh on investment decisions.
Kolter MultiFamily acquired the southern portion of a 19.43-acre industrial parcel on Race Track Road in Oldsmar, Florida, from Pridgen Realty for $13.9 million in a redevelopment and land value sale.
Air taxi company Archer Aviation is snapping up more real estate in its home region of Silicon Valley as it sprints to bring flying electric transportation to the public.
A national industrial developer finished converting a former food-processing plant in central Oregon to be a modern manufacturing and logistics facility.
New York became the first state to pause the development of large new data centers, with several others considering similar action to study potential effects as projects proliferate nationwide in ...
An industrial bakery is moving its office and research group from the Atlanta suburbs to a recently renovated office building in the city's South Buckhead district.
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