Industrial

Sales volumes in San Diego declined in the first half of the year, but research shows that the overall market is still strong.

A construction boom has been underway for several years, but the potential remains for even more growth in the years ahead.

In the fifth year of population growth, developers finalized 594,000 square feet of self-storage space during the first six months and an uptick in completions in the second half will push volume beyond 2 million square feet.

Industrial demand and new construction are balanced in the Inland Empire with a 4% vacancy rate and steadily rising rental rates that are still a discount to coastal markets.

Computerized machinery and smart building features have transformed the manufacturing business and manufacturing facilities.

The authenticated online luxury consignment brand will house its fulfilment operations in Prologis' warehouse building

E-commerce companies demand more flexibility in order to accommodate users' sortation equipment as well as the need for higher clear heights which allows for the installation of mezzanine space.

Brookfield Infrastructure, an affiliate of Brookfield Asset Management, has committed to fund half of the required initial equity investment, currently estimated to be approximately $613 million.