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Sustainable design may not be top of mind when you think about industrial real estate—unless you happen to be a development manager at Prologis, where sustainability is a consistent focus and a daily priority. It is Prologis’ stated objective to design new development with a goal of certification where recognized sustainability rating systems are available.  

Sometimes, companies have properties that they aren’t fully using or may not need. In this case, the owner of an older property with an active paper mill did not need a significant portion of the facility. Prologis approached the situation with an open mind, identifying issues and defining solutions without trying to squeeze the development approach into a preconceived template.

San Antonio, Texas, is suffering from a record-breaking five-year drought. Formerly lush river-irrigated lands surrounding the city are now dry. Prologis works across its operations to minimize environmental impacts, including low-water operational solutions.

Wall Street Journal: Prologis Inc., the world’s biggest warehouse owner, is starting construction next year on a three-floor 580,000-square-foot warehouse just outside downtown Seattle that is scheduled to be completed in 2018.