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Top 10 Industrial & Logistics Deals — Week of 2026-09-07

Week of 2026-09-07 · Published September 7, 2026

Market Context

National industrial and logistics transaction activity continues to demonstrate resilient institutional demand, highlighted by multi-market portfolio dispositions and robust logistics leasing across primary supply chain nodes. Institutional capital remains focused on core infill clusters, port-proximate hubs, and key distribution corridors as rent growth normalizes and supply deliveries adjust. Large-scale portfolio reallocations in the Southeast and Midwest, alongside sustained single-asset acquisitions in coastal gateways, define the current market narrative.

Rankings

1

Southeast Logistics Portfolio (Atlanta, Charlotte, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville)

10.5M SF · 46 buildings · 10 Southeast markets

EQT Real Estate Industrial Value Fund V finalized the disposition of a 46-building, multi-market industrial portfolio spanning 10 Southeast logistics markets. The 10.5 million-square-foot footprint was acquired by an affiliate of California-based LBA Realty.

2

Davie Business Center Portfolio (Broward County, FL)

$352.2M · 1.2M SF · 7 buildings · ~$300/SF

Prologis acquired the seven-building Davie Business Center from IDI Logistics for $352.2 million, pricing out to roughly $300 per square foot. The 1.2 million-square-foot campus marks the largest industrial transaction completed in South Florida during the period.

3

Midwest Logistics Portfolio (Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, Indianapolis/Louisville, St. Louis)

4.4M SF · 20 properties · 6 Midwest markets

EQT Real Estate Industrial Value Fund V closed the disposition of a 20-property industrial logistics footprint spanning six Midwest metros. The stabilized 4.4 million-square-foot portfolio had been assembled and managed by EQT since 2020.

4

Sparrowhawk Nationwide Industrial Portfolio Financing (National)

$236M debt financing · 20 properties

PPM America provided $236 million in debt financing to fund Sparrowhawk's acquisition of a 20-property nationwide logistics and distribution portfolio. The transaction spans key distribution nodes across multiple regional submarkets.

5

East Pompano Industrial Center (Pompano Beach, FL)

$220M · 819K+ SF · $154.9M loan

Kurv Industrial purchased the East Pompano Industrial Center from QuadReal Property Group for $220 million, supported by a $154.9 million acquisition loan from Ares Management. The logistics center encompasses more than 819,000 square feet across multiple distribution facilities.

6

110 Commerce Parkway, Georgia International Commerce Centre (Black Creek/Savannah, GA)

Nearly 1.0M SF · 100% leased single-tenant facility

Highline Real Estate Partners and Growth Capital Partners acquired a fully leased distribution facility spanning nearly 1 million square feet near the Port of Savannah. The trade stands as the largest single-property industrial acquisition completed in the Savannah market in 2026.

Source:CoStar
7

Chino South Industrial Center, Building 3 (Chino, CA)

$42M+ lease value · 32' clear height

An undisclosed automotive parts distributor executed an industrial lease valued at over $42 million with landlord Invesco in the Inland Empire. The 32-foot clear facility secured long-term occupancy within a tight submarket posting direct vacancy of 3.24 percent.

8

Linden Logistics Center, 200 Linden Logistics Way (Linden, NJ)

233,000 SF lease

Global logistics provider Maersk leased 233,000 square feet within Greek Real Estate Partners' Linden Logistics Center. The deal expands critical infill last-mile distribution capabilities serving the Port of New York and New Jersey metropolitan gateway.

9

215 Salem Street (Woburn, MA)

62,155 SF · 5 acres · 16 loading docks

Kadima Industrial Partners acquired a 62,155-square-foot shallow-bay facility on five acres in Greater Boston, arranged by JLL Capital Markets with financing from Webster 5 Cents Savings Bank. The fully air-conditioned infill asset provides 16 loading docks and 17-foot clear ceiling heights.

10

300 Cox Street (Roselle, NJ)

$4.325M · 15,996 SF · ~$270/SF

AHM Cox Real Estate purchased an infill industrial warehouse encompassing 15,996 square feet for $4.325 million in northern New Jersey. The property features 11,000 square feet of temperature-controlled storage, 14-foot clear heights, and two dock doors.

Source:ROI-NJ

Side-by-Side Comparison

RankDeal / AssetSize / PriceKey DriverSourceSource
1Southeast Logistics Portfolio (Atlanta, Charlotte, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville)10.5M SF · 46 buildings · 10 Southeast marketsEQT Real Estate Industrial Value Fund V finalized the disposition of a 46-building, multi-market industrial portfolio spanning 10 Southeast logistics markets. The 10.5 million-square-foot footprint was acquired by an affiliate of California-based LBA Realty. - PR Newswire
2Davie Business Center Portfolio (Broward County, FL)$352.2M · 1.2M SF · 7 buildings · ~$300/SFPrologis acquired the seven-building Davie Business Center from IDI Logistics for $352.2 million, pricing out to roughly $300 per square foot. The 1.2 million-square-foot campus marks the largest industrial transaction completed in South Florida during the period. - The Real Deal
3Midwest Logistics Portfolio (Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Dayton, Indianapolis/Louisville, St. Louis)4.4M SF · 20 properties · 6 Midwest marketsEQT Real Estate Industrial Value Fund V closed the disposition of a 20-property industrial logistics footprint spanning six Midwest metros. The stabilized 4.4 million-square-foot portfolio had been assembled and managed by EQT since 2020. - PR Newswire
4Sparrowhawk Nationwide Industrial Portfolio Financing (National)$236M debt financing · 20 propertiesPPM America provided $236 million in debt financing to fund Sparrowhawk's acquisition of a 20-property nationwide logistics and distribution portfolio. The transaction spans key distribution nodes across multiple regional submarkets. - Commercial Observer
5East Pompano Industrial Center (Pompano Beach, FL)$220M · 819K+ SF · $154.9M loanKurv Industrial purchased the East Pompano Industrial Center from QuadReal Property Group for $220 million, supported by a $154.9 million acquisition loan from Ares Management. The logistics center encompasses more than 819,000 square feet across multiple distribution facilities. - Commercial Observer
6110 Commerce Parkway, Georgia International Commerce Centre (Black Creek/Savannah, GA)Nearly 1.0M SF · 100% leased single-tenant facilityHighline Real Estate Partners and Growth Capital Partners acquired a fully leased distribution facility spanning nearly 1 million square feet near the Port of Savannah. The trade stands as the largest single-property industrial acquisition completed in the Savannah market in 2026. - CoStar
7Chino South Industrial Center, Building 3 (Chino, CA)$42M+ lease value · 32' clear heightAn undisclosed automotive parts distributor executed an industrial lease valued at over $42 million with landlord Invesco in the Inland Empire. The 32-foot clear facility secured long-term occupancy within a tight submarket posting direct vacancy of 3.24 percent. - Commercial Observer
8Linden Logistics Center, 200 Linden Logistics Way (Linden, NJ)233,000 SF leaseGlobal logistics provider Maersk leased 233,000 square feet within Greek Real Estate Partners' Linden Logistics Center. The deal expands critical infill last-mile distribution capabilities serving the Port of New York and New Jersey metropolitan gateway. - Commercial Observer
9215 Salem Street (Woburn, MA)62,155 SF · 5 acres · 16 loading docksKadima Industrial Partners acquired a 62,155-square-foot shallow-bay facility on five acres in Greater Boston, arranged by JLL Capital Markets with financing from Webster 5 Cents Savings Bank. The fully air-conditioned infill asset provides 16 loading docks and 17-foot clear ceiling heights. - JLL Newsroom
10300 Cox Street (Roselle, NJ)$4.325M · 15,996 SF · ~$270/SFAHM Cox Real Estate purchased an infill industrial warehouse encompassing 15,996 square feet for $4.325 million in northern New Jersey. The property features 11,000 square feet of temperature-controlled storage, 14-foot clear heights, and two dock doors. - ROI-NJ

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