Despite a 15% rise in capex due to supply chain issues, we achieved a 97.1% occupancy rate and an 8.2% increase in rental rates year-over-year. We are seeing strong industrial fundamentals and targeted cap rates of 4.5-5% for new acquisitions driven by e-commerce demand. Build-to-suit activity continues to be one of the clearest signals of customer conviction across our business.
Prologis is actively pursuing acquisitions in key industrial markets like Phoenix, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Atlanta at cap rates of 4.2-5.1%, indicating confidence in value appreciation.
The firm is expanding through development joint ventures, such as with GIC, to leverage platform expertise for long-term growth.
While selling assets in Mexico at higher cap rates, the focus remains on build-to-suit projects signaling strong customer demand.
Industrial
bullishStrong fundamentals driven by e-commerce demand, high occupancy, rental growth, and build-to-suit conviction (quotes 1,2,5,6)
Chairman & CEO
Chairman of the world's largest industrial REIT with 1.2B+ SF of logistics properties globally. Bellwether voice on e-commerce, supply chain, and industrial demand.
CEO
Succeeded Hamid Moghadam. Leads largest industrial REIT globally with 1.2B SF.
CEO
Prologis
Sunset Logistics Park · Phoenix
Logistics Park Atlanta · Atlanta
Logistics Hub Dallas · Dallas-Fort Worth
Cotton 303 Logistics Center · Phoenix
Industrial — Juarez, Mexico · International
Trenton Industrial Park · Cincinnati-Dayton
Network building — connections appear as more deals are tracked
Activity Snapshots
Mar 1
4
deals
Apr 1
6
deals
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