| Real Estate Weekly – 2/10/12: Ulman names new housing director |
Daily Record (subscription)Cassidy Turley announced the sale of the Prologis (formerly AMB Property Corp.) office/flex portfolio in Columbia. The 588009-square-foot portfolio consists of 20 buildings in three business parks (Columbia Gateway Business Park, Columbia Business ...
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| CT's Greenfield pays $100M for Wash.-Balt. realty |
Hartford BusinessAmong the deals, Greenfield paid $80.75 million for the AMB/Prologis portfolio in three Columbia office parks, including assumption of a $58 million mortgage, Gazette.Net reports. Greenfield also bought five properties in White Marsh, ...
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| ProLogis European Properties sells UK portfolio for €180.3m |
Transport IntelligenceProLogis European Properties has announced that it has sold ten UK logistics assets for a total of €180.3m. If you are already a subscriber, you may have been logged out due to a period of inactivity, please login to try again.
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| PEPR to focus on further deleveraging in 2012 |
PropertyEUPrologis European Properties (PEPR) plans to improve its credit rating in 2012 through further deleveraging, the Amsterdam-listed distribution space specialist said at the announcement of its 2011 results this week. In line with this goal, ...
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| Bank of American Reiterates Buy, $33 PO on Prologis |
BenzingaBy David Johnson Bank of America maintains its Buy rating and $33 target price on Prologis (NYSE: PLD) as the company posts significant beat to estimates and consensus for the quarter. Bank of America says, "Progress made on all fronts leading to ...
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| Citigroup Reiterates Neutral, $27.50 Target on Prologis |
BenzingaBy David Johnson Citigroup maintains its Neutral rating on Prologis (NYSE: PLD) with a $27.50 target price as the company makes solid progress. Citigroup notes, "PLD's shares are reacting well to an earnings beat, in-line 2012 guidance, and positive ...
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| Connecticut investor buys Baltimore-Washington portfolios for $100 million |
Gazette.Net: Maryland Community News OnlineThe company paid $80.75 million for the AMB/Prologis portfolio in three Columbia office parks, including assumption of a $58 million mortgage, according to state records. Prologis of San Francisco, the world's largest industrial property owner, ...
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