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Facts About Prologis
- 678 Million Square Feet
- 3,322 Buildings
- 5,200 Customers
- 1,600 Employees
- 19 Countries
- 4 Continents
- $67B Assets Under Management
- 1983 Founded
- 100 Global Most Sustainable Corporations
- S&P 500 Member
Research
Improved Sentiment and Continued Demand Growth
Logistics real estate occupiers reported accelerating activity in their U.S. facilities in early 2017, according to Prologis’ Industrial Business Indicator (IBI)™. This leading indicator of industrial demand indicates healthy net absorption through 2017, after reaching 278 million square feet of demand in 2016. Continued net absorption caused the vacancy rate to fall to a new all-time low of 4.8 percent, suggesting that limited availability may be a governor on the amount of space users can...
Strong Rental Growth Continues Amid Historically Low Vacancies
The Prologis Logistics Rent Index examines trends in net effective rents globally in 60 markets spanning the four major regions of the world. The...
Healthy Demand Continues as IBI Accelerates in the Fourth Quarter
Market fundamentals in the logistics real estate sector strengthened further in the fourth quarter of 2016. Market vacancies have fallen to record...
Understanding the Strength of the Logistics Real Estate Expansion
Demand for logistics real estate is increasingly global and broad-based, the result of which has been a remarkable period of strength in recent years....
Demand Pushes Vacancy to Lowest in History
Logistics real estate users once again absorbed space at a faster pace than expected, outpacing new deliveries and sending the vacancy rate to a new...
Global E-Commerce Impact on Logistics Real Estate
The rise of e-commerce dominates retail headlines—however, what is its impact on logistics real estate? To address this and other questions, we...
Logistics Real Estate Markets that Matter
Inland Empire, Logistics and Industrial Property Hotspot
The Inland Empire is a large region to the east of Los Angeles that includes Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. With 52 cities, a population of 4.5 million and $68 billion in taxable retail sales in 2015, it is a major economy and an important hub for domestic logistics.
With easy access to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the Inland...
New York-New Jersey, Vital Global Hub of Logistics and Industrial Property
The New York-New Jersey metropolitan area is the largest in the United States, with a total population of more than 20 million. As the nation’s capital for finance, media, healthcare, fashion and a host of other industries, the region offers an unmatched combination of wealth, economic activity and density. More than 30 percent of the U.S....
Chicago, Logistics Capital of the Midwest
Chicago is the one of the most important logistics and transportation hubs in the U.S. with a powerful network of rail, airport and truck routes that reach nationwide markets. Chicago is also the largest industrial real estate market in the country, with 1.3 billion square feet of warehouse space.
A historic center of manufacturing, trade and...
Paris, Europe’s Largest Logistics Real Estate Market
Paris, with a population of 12.5 million consumers, is among Europe’s largest logistics markets. The city commands one-third of France’s total GDP. Its economy is driven by financial, business and IT services.
A thriving center of global commerce, Paris serves as headquarters to 25 Fortune 500 companies—the third-highest concentration after Tokyo...
Prague, Capital of Modernizing Czech Republic
Prague, a storied city, has emerged as the 21st century political, cultural and business capital of the Czech Republic. With a metropolitan area population of about 1.3 million, Prague is an important consumer economy. Prague accounts for nearly one-quarter of the Czech economy’s total output, and Prague’s GDP per capita is more than twice the...
Shanghai, China’s Commercial and Financial Capital
Shanghai, China’s historic gateway to the world, is one of the most significant urban centers in the global economy. With a population of about 24 million, it is the largest city in China and the fifth-largest metropolitan area in the world.
The combination of Shanghai’s location on the Yangtze River Delta, a large and increasingly well-off...
Tokyo, Global Capital of Commerce and Industry
Tokyo, the political and financial capital of Japan, is one of the most functional and impressive urban agglomerations in the world. With a population of about 13.5 million, this densely populated urban area houses 11 percent of Japan’s population. The broader Tokyo megalopolis is the most populous in the world, with 37.8 million people.
Tokyo is...
San Francisco Bay Area, Industrial Gateway to the Pacific and Silicon Valley
The San Francisco Bay Area, which includes Oakland and San Jose, is a vibrant, densely populated, high-income region that serves as the high-technology industry’s global capital. With a population of more than 7 million, it is the nation’s fifth-largest metropolitan area. As such, it is an engine of consumption and an industrial property power...
Our Logistics Real Estate Professionals
Dan Letter, Managing Director, Capital Deployment NW Region
Oakland, United States
Dan Letter talks about what’s behind Prologis’ enduring success.
Melissa Brand, Manager, Investment Services
Solihull, United Kingdom
How do you build a career in industrial real estate while competing as a semi-professional cyclist? We asked Prologis UK’s Melissa Brand just that.
Wayne Porter, Property Manager
Solihull, United Kingdom
At Prologis, we retain ownership of our buildings, which means we have a long-term interest in ensuring not only that they are maintained to a high...
Featured Logistics Real Estate Properties
Prologis Georgetown Crossroads
Seattle, United States
This modern multistory warehouse by downtown Seattle, coming in 2018, is setting the standard for the future of urban industrial real estate.
Beijing Capital Airport Logistics Center II
Beijing, China
China's first multi-story airport logistics center, two buildings at the Beijing Capital International Airport, is used by its biggest e-commerce...
Prologis PDX
Portland, United States
This 246,228 SF (22,875 SQM) LEED Gold-certified industrial warehouse space was designed to be sustainable and is less than 2 miles east of Interstate...
Prologis Park Tracy
Tracy, United States
Strategically located 60 miles east of San Francisco and 54 miles east of the Port of Oakland in Tracy, California, this LEED Gold-certified 827,280 SF (76,857 SQM) sustainably designed warehouse offers direct access to Interstate 5, Interstate 205, Interstate 580 and Highway 99.
Bergheim DC1
Bergheim, Germany
A 441,300 SF (41,000 SQM) logistics facility and administrative center with LED lighting and an efficient heating system serving as the European...
Moissy DC8
Moissy Cramayel, France
This 339,709 SF (31,560 SQM) warehouse designed with sustainable features holds the High Quality Environmental (HQE) – New Building certification.
