Industrial Real Estate Newsletter July 2026

FEATURED TRANSACTIONS

Box Equities Acquires 267,000 SF Bayer CropScience Distribution Facility

The 100% leased facility serves as a cornerstone of Bayer CropScience’s North American agricultural supply chain.

INDUSTRY NEWS

Data Centers Are Creating Spillover Industrial Demand. Will It Last?

Link Logistics’ Glenn Wylie breaks down where demand is coming from and what industrial owners should know. Read More

What Amazon’s Supply-Chain Push Means for Industrial

Experts discuss how the service could impact occupiers and third-party logistics providers. Read More

CRE Trends at Midyear

How are the early forecasts stacking up? Read More

Is Space the Next Frontier for Data Centers?

The explosive demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing has led to an unprecedented data center construction boom. Read More

U.S. Industrial Market Tightens as New Deliveries Diminish

U.S. industrial real estate continued to strengthen in 2026’s second quarter as demand and supply were in balance… Read More

TRANSACTIONS

Shelbyville, KY – Colliers Arranges Sale of 302K-SF Industrial Building in Kentucky

Colliers completed the sale of Gray Industrial Center Building 2, a newly completed 302,400-square-foot industrial facility at 530 Logistics Drive. Read More

National – Blackstone JV to Secure $950M for Industrial Portfolio

The deal is backed by a 41-asset collection. Read More

San Antonio, TX – Toyota Commits to $3.6B San Antonio Plant Expansion

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) will invest $3.6 billion to expand its San Antonio manufacturing campus with a second vehicle assembly line to support the Tacoma truck. Read More

Atlanta, GA – Amazon Rents 1.2M-SF Atlanta-Area Warehouse

Amazon leased 1,219,826 square feet at 1305 Highway 42 South, 20 miles southeast of Atlanta. PNK Group USA developed the site that was delivered in March. Read More

National – Alterra Secures $400M IOS Portfolio Refi

Truist and KeyBank provided the capital. Read More

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK

“We believe the business is entering its next phase of growth. Customer demand is broadening, and our opportunity set is expanding as logistics, digital infrastructure and energy needs increasingly intersect. Given our scale and deep customer relationships, we are well positioned for this next cycle.”

— Dan Letter, CEO, Prologis