Sentence examples for warehouse property from inspiring English sources
Keystone now holds 9.5 million square feet of warehouse property in the state and developable land that could allow building of another 2.7 million square feet.
By comparison, Amazon had UK sales of nearly £9bn, but paid only £33m in business rates because it operates from low value warehouse property rather than prime high street locations.
Forbes: So it's difficult to buy high quality warehouse property on the open market.
One time I was riding around with my friend Joe Valerio, looking at warehouse property.
District attorney investigators have already begun conducting interviews with people connected to the warehouse property, O'Malley said, though she wouldn't divulge with whom.
I'm not saying that Coulsdon will become the cradle of Britain's next great cultural movement (mind you, never forget that it was the resolutely suburban Croydon that birthed dubstep), nor am I saying that we should all start buying up warehouse property in Isleworth; I myself will probably be tempted back into the city by a sweet deal on a place and a good local cocktail bar. .
Prologis Trust, the largest owner of industrial and warehouse properties in the United States, agreed yesterday to buy Meridian Industrial Trust, based in San Francisco, for $862.5 million in stock.
LIBERTY PROPERTY TRUST, Malvern, Pa., a real investment trust, said it had bought, in separate transactions, 22 office and warehouse properties in Florida, Pennsylvania and the Detroit area for $106 million.
It also bought Laing Properties Inc., a unit of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company of Britain, which owns nine office and warehouse properties, for $300 million, and the Silver Spring Metro Plaza in Silver Spring, Md., for $91 million.
"Uncertainty brings opportunity," says Levy, who likes industrial warehouse properties but says that apartments are soft.
The Retail Portfolio segment includes all its shopping centers, hotels and leisure assets, shops, retail warehouse properties and assets held in retail joint ventures, excluding central London shops.
